On 2005-11-04 19:01:18 -0500, Bob Dodds wrote:
> If I hand off a list of recipients to qmail using the
> same method as qmail-queue, the recipient's
> source will show "To: undisclosed recipients" if
> there is a bcc.

I haven't actually checked what qmail does, but:

Normally, "To: undisclosed recipients:;" is inserted only if the message
doesn't already have a To: header. It has nothing to do with the
presence or absence of a Bcc: header.

> qmail must be doing something
> with the bcc header, because I passed it a simple
> string of [EMAIL PROTECTED], not any
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Qmail-queue (like SMTP) doesn't distinguish between To:, Cc:, and Bcc:
headers. It doesn't look at the headers at all. It expects an "envelope"
containing one sender (starting with "F") and one or more recipients
(starting with "T").

        hp

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