You can put a dummy address in the to line such as [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put the 10 email addresses in the BCC line if you don't want people to see the addresses of the other people receiving the email addresses.
This way your mail server will have 1/10th of the mails thrown at it but everyone will still get the emails.
You could do more email addresses if you wanted to as well, i think the only limit is that an email's "TO" field can only have 1000 characters maximum.
On 10/8/05, Noel Estabrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know I saw this come up at some point in the
past. I have a system with a couple hundred
users and I need to write a function that
allows the system admin to E-mail everybody
in the system from the web. I can write
the function with a loop no problem, but I'm
worried that it will process too fast and
will clog my mail server (I'm using SmarterMail
on w2003 Server).
Would it be as easy as throwing some kind
of delay into the loop or something, or
is there a more straightforward way of
making sure this doesn't happen?
TIA.
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