I just ran a quick test of this on our mailserver and the envelop_to_add does not seem to include BCC addresses from mail sent straight through the system as the first MTA - which means that I am back to using $recipients - which means I am back to the same issue with headers add length. ;( It was a good idea though.
-David
> On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 16:35, David Powers wrote:
> > I agree with you for the most part - and normally wouldn't route in a
> > filter - except that in this case there are a few problems:
> >
> > 1. I need to attach the expansion of the $recipients variable to
> > capture BCC's, and it is not available via routers - *only* ACL's and
> > the system filter
>
> That transport configuration puts all the recipients that the MTA sees
> (whether in headers or not) into the envelope-to: header.
>
> If the MTA isn't getting all the addresses (ie if external recipients
> have already been delivered by a previous MTA) then you are sunk - no
> matter what you do.
>
> Nigel.
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