On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 18:20 -0400, Keith Moore wrote: <SNIP> > Specifics: Mailman has a per-recipient setting called "nodupes". The > effect of this setting is that any recipient address that has the > nodupes flag set, and which appears in a To or CC field of a message > sent to the list, will not receive a copy of the message from the > list.
But they _should_ be getting the message directly already, because of the CC: or To:. Or is there something which causes the person not to get it? Indeed when some 'malicious' person would add Cc's/To's and would instruct his SMTP to not forward to the additional addresses in the Cc/To the users will effectively not receive the message. Or when the recipient doesn't accept messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED] + himself, and expects everything to come from the list directly. But how exactly does this cause a problem? Greets, Jeroen
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