David Champion wrote:
> Mutt can do it, too: set write_bcc in your .muttrc. But note that this
> makes mutt send the Bcc: header to your MTA, too. If your MTA filters it
> out, that's ok, but if it does not, you might want to wrap your MTA in a
> script or just avoid this setting.
formail (from the procmail distro) would be a good tool for stripping
out the bcc if your MTA does not. You could create a script like such:
#!/bin/sh
cat - | formail -I bcc | /usr/sbin/sendmail $*
and specify this script instead of /usr/sbin/sendmail in your $sendmail
variable.
