shivanand prabhu tendulker wrote:
> We are downloading our mails from a remote server
> using POP3 protocol and then distributing the mails
> using procmail. But procmail cannot process the Bcc
> copies of mail.
Of course it can't. Any BCC: headers will be stripped out by the first
MTA which sees them. The whole point of "BLIND Carbon Copy" is that
the other recipients DON'T get to see who you BCC'd the message to.
Why would you want these headers anyhow? Mail routing is supposed to
be based upon the ENVELOPE recipient address, which isn't going to be
found in any of the normal recipient headers (consider the messages
which you receive from this list; your email address doesn't appear in
any of the normal recipient headers).
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