Ken wrote: > Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote: >> [...] If you look at the source of your sent message, do you see the >> BCCs listed in the headers? > > Yes. > >> Did your test send that BCC to a different address than the one used >> in the TO? > > No, or it shouldn't have. It was addressed to the same address.
Give it a try using a different address. One TO, and one different BCC. >> Next, a BCC-to-email of a newsgroup post is somewhat different than >> a real email. I'm not sure you can mix the two. Someone else will >> know that answer for sure. Your sent post(s) is probably in your >> Local Folders/Sent folder. > > I have done it in the past, i.e., posted to this group AND > simultaneously sent a bcc of my message to my regular Inbox. Perhaps your ISP (labyrinth?) is sidelining/filtering messages TO you FROM you? With all the haphazard spam filtering going on these days, it may be a possibility. >>> Is this a SM (Mail) problem? Suggestions of what to do, please? >> >> I would doubt it's an SM problem. I too send BCC email messages at >> times. They've always arrived at their destination. > > I have often used bcc in the past. It is only recently that I have > detected that bcc is not working for me, either to send attachments > to multiple individuals or just to duplicate a message to various > people. I'd look for either spam filtering or even a misplaced SM filter. People have been known to accidentally filter themselves, you know. :-) > Thanks anyway this time, Beau! YW. I'll put my jar of straws back on the shelf now... -- -bts -Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
