Re: mail headers

[<charles@lunarmedia.net>]

I'm not sure of the actual line being handed to sendmail. The listapp's 
docs simply state that you can include a script to rewrite your mail 
headers before the application does its processing on the text for 
delivery. So, i'm not actually touching sendmail in my script. 

I'm starting to think that it may just be easier for my script to just 
send the mail to my bcc address rather than try and include a bcc field 
and pass it off to the list application.

-c

On Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Jay Link wrote:

> 
> > it looks like the script is printing the correct headers to include a
> > blind copy to the specified address, however the mailing application is
> > strictly sending it to the To: field.
> 
> What's the command line look like when you actually mail it? I'm pretty
> sure bcc: is meaningless, at least as far as the actual transmission goes.
> You'll likely need to slap on each address in the command line.
> 
> Example (excuse the wrap):
> 
> sendmail -bm -f from_address@luci.org first_person@luci.org
>   second_person@luci.org third_person_et_cetera@luci.org
> 
> The actual message can be fed to Sendmail by redirect (< file), or else
> via a pipe.
> 
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