Chris,
You have discovered something indeed; sorry I reacted before delving
in deeper. Hotmail is not creating separate messages for each Bcc:
recipient, which is RFC-compliant: though we might expect otherwise,
the sending MTA is under no obligation to create a custom message for
each
Subject: Re[2]: [IMail Forum] Header X-RCPT-TO
Why would this be happening?
I can't duplicate your findings, which is good, since they would
indicate a gigantic bug in Imail. Wanna check for forwards 'n' stuff,
then try it again?
Sandy
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There's no forward stuff that would be interfering. I tested this again with
the following setup:
I created 3 new email accounts, testuser, testuser2, testuser3. I again
sent an email from my hotmail account BCCing these 3 accounts. This time the
X-RCPT-TO field got set to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for
]: [IMail Forum] Header X-RCPT-TO
There's no forward stuff that would be interfering. I tested this again
with
the following setup:
I created 3 new email accounts, testuser, testuser2, testuser3. I again
sent an email from my hotmail account BCCing these 3 accounts. This time
the
X-RCPT-TO field
Chris McFarling wrote:
It doesn't say much, here it is:
...
01:17 08:19 SMTPD(0087021A) [64.4.17.191] RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
01:17 08:19 SMTPD(0087021A) [64.4.17.191] RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
01:17 08:19 SMTPD(0087021A) [64.4.17.191] RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
01:17 08:19
McFarling
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From: R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 3:47 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Header X-RCPT-TO
At what point does does header info such as X-RCPT-TO get added to an
email message? There have been cases
Why would this be happening?
I can't duplicate your findings, which is good, since they would
indicate a gigantic bug in Imail. Wanna check for forwards 'n' stuff,
then try it again?
Sandy
Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html
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At what point does does header info such as X-RCPT-TO get added to an
email message? There have been cases where a user gets an email that wasn't
intended for him/her, i.e. the TO and CC fields don't contain the users
address. However the X-RCPT-TO field will have the users address in it. I've
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chris McFarling
Sent: January 15, 2002 9:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] Header X-RCPT-TO
At what point does does header info such as X-RCPT
At what point does does header info such as X-RCPT-TO get added to an
email message? There have been cases where a user gets an email that wasn't
intended for him/her, i.e. the TO and CC fields don't contain the users
address. However the X-RCPT-TO field will have the users address in it. I've
McFarling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Chris McFarling wrote:
At what point does does header info such as X-RCPT-TO get added to an
email message?
When the SMTP server accepts and stores the email for the user.
There have been cases where a user gets an email that wasn't
intended for him/her, i.e. the TO and CC fields don't
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