I filed a bug report some time ago because BCC from the web interface were -visible- in emails. I guess this is the way its been worked around at the moment.
You should file another report for it. Regards, Mark On Tuesday, September 14, 2010 22:19 BST, Chris Hobbs <[email protected]> wrote: > We've recently realized that SOGo completely hides the BCC list from > the Sender of a message. This seems different than how most (or at least > many) e-mail clients handle this. For example, if I send a message in > Thunderbird with BCCs, the BCC headers remain on my message and are > visible in my Sent folder. > > SOGo appears to do two different things oddly here: > > 1) It doesn't store the BCC headers on the Sent message like TB does > 2) It doesn't display the BCC headers in the Sent folder header pane, > even if the headers are there in the source. > > Is this behavior by design, or just something that hasn't come up > before? If it isn't by design, would it be appropriate to file an RFE > for it? > > Thanks, > > -- > Chris Hobbs > Director, Technology > New Haven Unified School District > > -- > This message was scanned by ESVA and is believed to be clean. >
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