Finalcut: > What about a filter checking if "@myisp.com" is there AND "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" > isn't there? that wont kill e-mail from here right?
Alexander S. Kunz: > I think I don't understand what you mean... > > A message that is sent as BCC to you has no header that gives a hint that > it was meant to reach you. > > I'll send a message where I'll BCC you. I've seen several occurences of "for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" or "for [EMAIL PROTECTED]" in messages where [EMAIL PROTECTED] was in BCC. I believe BCC means noone else than the recipient get to sees those personal "Received:" header lines :) But it is also true that a header might exclude any traces to your address. I have also seen messages that was apparently BCC'd me, but there was no presence of my address in the header. I think it depends on the config of the relaying mailserver and how it handles mail. ...gotta sleep now... -- St ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.5.25 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
