[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
(BTW, I already posted this directly to the Usenet feed at Google Groups. I probably shouldn't have done that. Sorry for the duplication.).
I'm running an older version of Courier (0.40.2) which is working great.
I have certain messages (often spam) that come in and, based upon close examination of the full headers, are clearly coming to me via BCC. But I have many, many addresses that might be the one being used in BCC. I want to know what address they're using to get to me.
Is there any way at all, based on logs or any setup I can do right now, to tell who the original BCC recipients of an incoming message were?
The message should have the Delivered-To: header, that indicates the ultimate delivery address.
That is, provided you're just having Courier deliver the mail, and not doing running some home-cooked script that screws around with the message, before delivering it.
In that case, you need to read the dot-courier man page to find out how to obtain the recipient information from a script.
pgpOtwxg1OS8h.pgp
Description: PGP signature
