The syntax per the man page suggests: $ mailx -s test -c recip1 recip2 recip3
Sends this mail as follows: To: recip2 recip3 Cc: recip1 Does mail distinguish 'Cc:' and 'Bcc:' from 'To:' by a space? In other words, is the only way to have multiple Cc: and multiple Bcc: to use commas with no spaces? For example: $ mail -s test -c recip1,recip2,recip3 -b recip4,recip5,recip6 recip7 ##no spaces between the -c recipients and no spaces between the -b recipients## results in: To: recip7 Cc: recip1 recip2 recip3 Bcc: recip4 recip5 recip6 Does the 'To:' recipient alway have to be the last argument on the command line?
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