Uses bcc instead of cc or to.
On 11/05/2011 12:19 PM, Michael ODonnell wrote:
I'm getting much less SPAM in the last year or so (yay!)
and I gather that's at least partly due to the shutdown of some
botnets. And I hate to say anything positive about ComCast but
I think another factor is that
My understanding is that the message headers are not looked at by the
mail server; instead, it's the SMTP envelope that determines that. When
the sending server is talking to your mail server, it sends a RCPT
command, and that command specifies the recipient of the message; if
there are
Yah, I had believed that the headers were consulted (rather
than merely updated) as the message was transferred from server
to server, but there's apparently some other (or additional)
conversation taking place between the servers that governs routing.
Yet more stuff to put on my list of
I'm getting much less SPAM in the last year or so (yay!)
and I gather that's at least partly due to the shutdown of some
botnets. And I hate to say anything positive about ComCast but
I think another factor is that their filters are pretty good.
I got tired of some of the spam I was getting
It is important to understand that the message itself, including both
the headers (such as From and To) and the body, can be transmitted
in multiple ways other than Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), and
many of these systems, such as UUCP, were in widespread use
historically. Because of
