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Domain name validation #6475
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Hello! Thank you for reporting this behavior. Something I would super appreciate is if you can try to submit a PR to fix this issue. The topic you are pointing has to be fixed and it could be done by someone from the Community (you Here is the contributing guide to help you to getting started for contributions to Strapi. |
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@lauriejim Hi! Which current status of this issue? Can i try to fix this problem? |
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@sujaydeymountblue I get the second example - "comsfjdlkfj" is not an existing top level domain. But what is wrong with "a@gmail.com". It's a valid email format as far as I can tell. Although Google themselves have enforced a min-6-char rule for new accounts (but there are still google employees and early adopters that have shorter email addresses). |
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Hey @ lauriejim If not, I would like to work on this if it is up for grabs an it has not been addressed yet Many thanks! |
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Hello, if this issue is still open, I am interested. First time contributor :-) |


Describe the bug
At the time of registration, email has not been validated correctly
http://localhost:1337/admin/auth/registerExpected behavior
An email should be valid in all aspect like
Screenshots

invalid email1:
invalid email2:

invalid in the dashboard:

System
Node.js version:v12.6.0
NPM version:6.9.0
Strapi version: 3.0.1
Database:mongodb
Operating system:Ubuntu 18.04
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