It appears that David Dean, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
>Here is an example of creating an address to put multiple entries in
>the recipient list:
>
>set AuthorityRecipient to {{address:{address:authorityAddress, display
>name:"Spammer's Postmaster"}, recipient type:to recipient, delivery
>status:unsent}}
>set theRecipientList to {AuthorityRecipient}
>set AuthorityRecipient to {{address:{address:authorityAddress, display
>name:"Spammer's Postmaster"}, recipient type:to recipient, delivery
>status:unsent}}
>set theRecipientList to theRecipientList & AuthorityRecipient
Thanks, David. I wanted to fix the script so that it would always
send a copy to my ISP, as well as to Spamcop. This is so that my ISP
will get an idea of the level of incoming spam (fortunately low), and
figure out how to better deal with it. So the second Authority
Recipient became my ISP.
There were just two hitches in the above. First, "Spammer's Postmaster"
should be "Spamcop Reporting address".
In the second case, I was getting the message, "Spam Recipient List is
not defined." With my limited scripting ability, I was able to figure
it out.
In the original script, in the line
make new outgoing message with properties �
{recipient:SpamRecipientList, subject:theSubject,
content:theBody, ...
I changed "SpamRecipientList" to "theRecipientList" to match up with the
above, and now it works perfectly.
Or, alternately, I suppose I could have changed "theRecipientList" in
the above to "SpamRecipientList" and it should have worked equally well.
Thanks again for going above and beyond the call of duty to help us
low-power users with picky details such as this!
Best regards,
Bill
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