Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Thierry B writes:
Hello,
I try this test with maildrop with an eml file that I've created:
debian:/home/thierry# cat message4.eml
From: xx...@free.fr
To: xx...@wanadoo.fr
Bcc: xx...@yyy.eu.org
Subject:zzzz
butthe mail that is in bcc header is not treated.
Your mail server removes the Bcc header before the message gets
received by maildrop.
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No,
because I made also theses tests with the comand maildrop directly, like
that:
maildrop -V 7 -d thie...@linux.bouhnik.eu.org < message4.eml
and also I remark that he knows the content of Bcc, because I put that
in the beginning of the maildroprc:
/Bcc:.*/:h
BCC="$MATCH"
I've that in my log:
Jun 28 01:06:30 debian maildrop: From: thbo...@free.fr To: xx...@wanadoo.fr Bcc:
xx...@yyy.eu.org xx...@wanadoo.fr Subject: En toi! Match:xx...@wanadoo.fr
File:xxx.eu.org/thierry/Maildir//.Wanadoo
the xx...@wanadoo.fr which is "alone" is for my variable ADDRLIST, but we see that
he knows that the bcc header contain xx...@yyy.eu.org (so he knows $BCC) even it's
only xx...@wanadoo.fr which receives the mail...
It's the same thing, if I send a mail with To and Cc,, the mail in CC, don't
receive the mail...:-(
Thanks :-)
Bye
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