Hello.
I've been striking a problem with the Horde(imp) and/or Exim (and the
horde(imp) list tells me its not a horde bug, so I'm wondering if it's
an exim misconfiguration.)
Its Exim3.36 (on Debian linux).
If any config option sticks out as a likely cause (or solution), I'd be
grateful to hear it.
Mails sent with no To: line but lots of Bcc: lines have all their Bcc:
lines transformed into To: lines.
[here's what i sent the horde list:]
"""
> Composing mail with the horde, If the To: field is left blank, then all
> the Bcc: recipients end up being To: recipients, resulting in all these
> addresses being visible to all recipients.
>
> I think It'd be better if the user got an error message prompting them
> to put someone in the To: line, rather than silently moving all the Bcc:
> recipients into the To: category.
Sounds like you have a broken MTA. Looking at IMP 3.2.3 (at least), IMP
never
puts any Bcc addresses in to the To: header, even if To: and Cc: are
empty. So
if the message is being sent with Bcc addresses in the To: header, then
something is screwed up down the line from IMP/Horde.
michael
"""
-AA.
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