Thanks.
I am using pine in a mail server running sendmail, I use to: and cc: the same
person, that is me. When I check the mail box, I get one email only. I believe
sendmail know that the mail is going to the same person. So, it simply send me one
copy only.
However, in qmail. I created a .qmail file at my directory with content
nothing. I use pine and send abc a mail with cc to himself also. The result is abc got
two identical mails. Can anyone tell me how to make the qmail sends me one email
instead of two.
I am using qmail with centralize mail directory. that is /var/mail/user
Regards,
Marcos Tang.
Global Information Networks Ltd.
-----Original Message-----
From: Russell Nelson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 12:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Can Qmail handles this.....
Marcos writes:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible for qmail to handle just "To:" but not "cc" &
> "bcc"?
Basically, no. If the message goes through /usr/lib/sendmail or directly through
qmail-inject, qmail-inject sucks up all the addresses it finds into the list of
envelope recipients. On the other hand, if the email client is parsing the message
itself, it might be handing the envelope recipients to /usr/lib/sendmail or
qmail-inject. If that's the case, then qmail-inject isn't grabbing addresses (unless
special options are used).
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