On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Vadim Vygonets wrote:
> Quoth Microwave Systems Eximlist Exploder on Thu, Jun 24, 1999:
> > -oi? wtf is that..
>
> RTFM. I'm too tired running after SunOS today...
>
> > I personally like using -bs and constructing the
> > message with SMTP..
>
> Why? You still need the headers, and it's more work than just
> piping the message with the headers to exim.
I guess it depends on the application. Mine is generating email
messages from scripts (notifications, etc).
>
> > I can easily and clearly specify the envelope
> > sender and recipient, and craft exactly the headers I want.
>
> To specify the sender and recipient, you can call exim without
> -t. And you can create a bummy Bcc: header, if you don't want to
> have To: and Cc:.
Sometime I want to have one set of envelope recipients, but a different
(specific) header. Like on the occasion when we send a massmail (to OUR
customers, on OUR server), I like it to say: "To: xxxx Customer :;"
>
> Vadik.
>
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