Thanks, that appears to have worked. It looks like the head revision has that now. Glad to see it's been updated.
On Oct 5, 12:38 am, Jonathan Lundell <[email protected]> wrote: > On Oct 4, 2010, at 9:22 PM, Chris wrote: > > > > > I've been using web2py to send mail, and one of my users alerted me > > that BCCs are visible! > > > I'm using a gmail account, standard web2py setup, and using the > > following code: > > > status = mail.send(to="%s <%s>" % > > (recipient['first_name'],custom_recipient or recipient['email']), > > subject=model_data['subject'], > > bcc = bcc, > > message=("This is an HTML email, please let Chris know > > you can't see it.",message_html)) > > > Any ideas? > > Try commenting out this line in gluon/tools.py: > > payload['Bcc'] = encode_header(', '.join(bcc).decode(encoding)) > > ...and see what happens. > > There should never be a bcc header in an email message.
