One really needs to read the snapshot release notes! There's often gold in there, new features that make stuff really simple.
here's new one: # postconf | grep bcc_ recipient_bcc_maps = recipient_bcc.map (could be a .regexp) sender_bcc_maps = sender_bcc.map (ditto) the .map file contains: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... where recipient is the envelope recipient. and bcc_recipient is the mailbox that gets a bcc copy of every msg to that recipient. aka "per-recipient bcc". tres cool. Same for envelope sender This greatly reduces the traffic of the old always_bcc which is for every single msg and all domains, and then need tricky filtering to extract just what you wanted to bcc out of the total volume. With *_bcc_maps, you can grab just what you need, keeping the bcc traffic to minimum, and eliminating nearly all filtering. Len
