Michelle Konzack writes:
Hello Sam,Am 2010-06-03 20:11:11, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:You must have a custom script. Normally, delivered mail goes to the new directory, in whatever folder it gets delivered.No, if I use Mutt, Thunderbird, Seamonkey or Squirrelmail, copies of outgoing messages are saved on INBOX.sent in the subfolder /cur/ even if I use Bc:. It was always like this.
These mail clients are probably uploading the message to the mailbox via IMAP. That's a completely different process than mail delivery.
Messages arrive in the subfolder /new/ only, if the re where deliverd be the MDA which is not the case if you use IMAP becasue it is the MUA which move the sent message to INBOX.Sent
Correct -- that's what the OP is doing: saving a copy of the message by Bcc, that's the "stealthy" part.
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