In an older episode, on 2010-07-29 21:24, Jay G. Scott wrote:
My users have a script like so (sanitized for everyone's sake):
/usr/ucb/mail -s "a subject" \
-r contracts \
-c "list o folks"\
-b "diff list o folks" \
"real recip list" \
< some_file
...
postfix's sendmail doesn't have a -c (carbon copy) or
-b (blind carbon copy) equivalent. -f and -F will fix
the "from" fakery, but the carbon copies are a problem.
For the records:
/usr/ucb/mail -s "test2 -r, Cc: und Bcc: mit /usr/ucb/mail SunOS 5.10"
-r wolfgang.zei...@desy.de -c wolfgang.zei...@desy.de,ot...@addre.ss
yet.anot...@addre.ss
works for me on SunOS 5.10 with postfix. We already installed postfix
really early there after removing sendmail. As far as I can tell, the -c
option depends on the "mail" binary, not on the MTA's sendmail binary.
-r uses the "full name" of the user from /etc/password ...
Regards,
wolfgang
