> The TO: header is not used for addressing the recipients, it is merely
> a comment.
> Some mails have several hundreds of it. It was found, that ASSP can
> be crashed by this. Using a bombre to restrict the use of this header
> to a max of 10 adresses should look like:
> To:.{0,[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL
> PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL
> PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED],64}\@
>
> the regex expert here may find a more elegant solution ))).
I don't get it. Won't this restrict any emails that have more than 10 ppl
listed on the To: line? For instance when a friend sends out an email to a
whole list of people, most of the time they don't use the CC or BCC lines.
Does this To: validation apply to people who have been whitelisted as well?
If the sender isn't whitelisted, would this not end up blocking legitimate
email altogether?
Thanks,
Eric
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