On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 12:28:04PM +0100, Philip Hazel wrote:
>Questions: 1. Should Exim always remove Bcc: header lines:
> (a) On messages received locally, not via SMTP?
> (b) On messages received using local SMTP on stdin/stdout?
> (c) On messages received using SMTP over the loopback
> interface?
> (d) On messages received from other hosts? Note that this
> includes "local" mail from MUAs on workstations, etc.
As far as I'm concerned, it can do what it likes as long as the
behaviour is documented. It is. I was a little surprised when
I found Bcc: lines being left in (yes, I'm a mutt user), but
adding a line to a configuration file is hardly an onerous task.
People who want to package exim for "users" can then set
always_bcc=true in their configuration generators.
Roger
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deletable, or b) Windows crashes, at which point(s) you lose. -- Joe
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