>In other words, email address "a" forwarded an email of personal nature to
>email address "b". Though the email address of email address "c" was not in
>any part of the address boxes to, cc, or bcc, the email was received by
>email address "c". The personal nature of the email pertained to email
>address "c".
First, check the IMail log file to see how many "RCPT TO:" lines there are
in there for this E-mail. Does it have both "RCPT TO: user b" and "RCPT
TO: user c"? If so, it's a problem with the mail client on the sender's end.
If that isn't it, and there was only a "RCPT TO: user b", you should check
that User B didn't accidentally forward the E-mail, and that they don't
have forwarding set up in IMail.
If the fault is on your end, the logs will show the E-mail going from your
server to User C, and you can work back from that point in the logs to get
an idea of why it happened.
-Scott
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