Re: Bcc: with mhmail? | soln: -to ‘undisclosed-recipients:;' -headerfield 'Dcc: f...@example.com' ## thanks!
Hi Ralph: On Mon 2/13/23 15:26 + Ralph Corderoy wrote: >> Is there a way to Bcc: with mhmail? > >Experiment with one of > >-headerfield 'bcc: Tom R ' >-headerfield 'dcc: Tom R ' This worked mhmail -profile -from trxx -to 'my special people:;' -subject 'test Dcc only email' -port 25 -headerfield Fcc:sent -headerfield 'Dcc: 4t' -mime <<< "as df" ### trxx and 4t are aliases >> I do not want any destination addresses in the header. > >You may have seen ‘undisclosed-recipients:;’ in the To field. >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_carbon_copy > >-- >Cheers, Ralph. Thanks Ralph!
Re: way to use Bcc: with mhmail?
ralph wrote: > Hi Tom, > > > Is there a way to Bcc: with mhmail? > > Experiment with one of > > -headerfield 'bcc: Tom R ' > -headerfield 'dcc: Tom R ' Somewhat nintuitively, it's the latter "Dcc: address, address,..." that duplicates what most mailers do with Bcc. If you use MH's Bcc: header, the recipients get the message with additional text that tells them they've received a Bcc. Which is sort of nice, but fairly unique behavior. When sending to a group, as for an event invitation, I usually use a Dcc header, with myself in the To header, to match common (in my experience) practice. If just copying my wife on something I'm addressing to someone else, I use Bcc which makes it unambiguously clear she wasn't a disclosed recipient. paul =-- paul fox, p...@foxharp.boston.ma.us (arlington, ma, where it's 40.6 degrees)
Re: way to use Bcc: with mhmail?
Hi Tom, > Is there a way to Bcc: with mhmail? Experiment with one of -headerfield 'bcc: Tom R ' -headerfield 'dcc: Tom R ' > I do not want any destination addresses in the header. You may have seen ‘undisclosed-recipients:;’ in the To field. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_carbon_copy -- Cheers, Ralph.
way to use Bcc: with mhmail?
Is there a way to Bcc: with mhmail? I do not want any destination addresses in the header. -- thanks!, Tom
