Randy Ramsdell <rramsd...@activedg.com> wrote:
Using sendmail without certain areguments will cause the To: field to show up as <undisclosed recipients:>.
Nothing would make sendmail write a bogus header like that one. That is not a valid email address. This is valid: To: undisclosed recipients:; It's the list syntax with a null list. The name of the list (undisclosed recipients) has no < > marks. The addresses in the list would be between the colon and semicolon and each would be in < > marks. The malformed <undisclosed recipients:> is probably a good clue to tracking down what software is involved. Most mail software would not write that. Joseph Brennan Columbia University Information Technology
