Hi Kevin,
> > Thank you, now the email is sent to both recipients listed after ";to="
> > in the previous example. However ";recipient-headers=" ignores addresses
> > listed after the first non-empty "recipient-header":
>
> Yes, that's the way it is implemented now. Perhaps docs are not clear
> enough about it.
After a thorough examination of the code, I came to the conclusion that
current implementation unnecessarily complicates the use of SMTP URLs in
practice. I therefore reimplemented it in a more clear (hopefully) way
and pushed commit 22de170be1 [1]. Here's a short description of how it
works now:
1. If recipients are not supplied explicitely, the list of recipients
is built by examining the following headers (in this order): To,
Cc, Bcc.
2. The list of headers to consult for emails can be changed by
supplying the 'recipient-headers=' parameter (whose value is a
comma-delimited list of header names, as previously).
3. If the 'to=' parameter is given, its value supllies the list of
reciplient emails (delimited by commas) and no message scanning is
done.
4. However, if, in addition to 'to=', the 'read-recipients' parameter
is also supplied, then the recipient list is built as a
concatenation of the list of explicitly supplied recipients (as in
p.3) and recipients obtained from the message (as in pp.1-2).
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Sergey
[1]
https://git.gnu.org.ua/mailutils.git/commit/?id=22de170be18f00bacdb66ed49ad185a99078ddcd
