On 25 Feb 2016, at 9:42, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 23 Feb 2016, at 17:10, Shoshanna Green wrote:
Keeping the list in the BCC line of a dummy draft email message
didn't work, because the BCC addresses were lost every time the draft
was saved. (Or maybe when MailMate was restarted. It's been a while.)
This sounds like a bug. Let me know if it's reproducible.
Yes, I just reproduced it in r5226. I created a test message from this
address, and in the BCC line I put this address (which is auto-added by
whatever preference that is to always BCC myself) and a second address.
Then I closed the window with command-W and clicked Save to save as a
draft. When I opened the draft from my Drafts folder (without restarting
MailMate), the second BCC address was missing, although this one was
still there. I added the second address again, closed, saved, and
reopened the draft, and again it was gone.
Of course, the new risk is that I might accidentally send that dummy
message, with its (currently) hundred-and-thirty-odd recipient
addresses all visible.
If you added the message to a dummy IMAP account with no SMTP settings
then you should be quite safe. An empty subject and body would also
trigger warnings.
I'm not sure how to set up a dummy IMAP account, but that does sound
like a good idea! Currently the subject line and body of the dummy
message are apologies for sending it out, just in case I ever do...
Shoshanna Green
shoshan...@gmail.com
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