I looked at these in the admin interface, and didn't see a specific "To"
line, so I thought it must be looking at the envelope.
The Message Headers has the following in it:
Received: from xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx (linus.cnpapers.net [10.0.0.140])
by xxxxxxxx.cnpapers.net (8.12.11.20060308/8.12.11) with ESMTP id
p9VIp1Fr020768
for <[email protected]>; Mon, 31 Oct 2011
14:51:01 -0400
I x'ed out a little to try and keep spam away, although that's almost
impossible in today's world. There is a "for" address in the header line.
There's an earlier line in the headers where the address appears proper,
though still not a real "To", but another "for" line.
The To line in my MailWatch headers shows a normal To address.
Thanks for the help.
steve
On 10/31/2011 3:49 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote:
I've set up a mail list with the name "Cn-dailydeals" that resides on a
certain server. Our Interactive department has written a php script that
sends an email to this list that continuously gets held due to the
"implicit address" stuff.
Exactly what is in the To: (and Cc: if any) header of this post? You
can see these headers in the admindb interface display of the held
post.
[...]
Can someone suggest a proper regexp to match this, and do I need the
"@server" part in the alias?
Answer the above question and we can tell you.
Or better yet, make the php script create a message with the header
To: Cn-dailydeals@...
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