I think I found the answer. Buried not in an instruction manual or in
the SMTP standard but in a message posed in some vague place, states
'..client handles the CC: and Bcc: fields and not the SMTP server....'
In other words you do it yourself. Your program, the client, takes
the addessess in the CC: and/or Bcc: fields and creates an email for
them by using 'rcpt:<address in cc/bcc filed>'
Frank
On May 7, 6:24=A0am, Frank <fjru...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Anyone other than Jos, 4ePost.f, do any work involving communcation
> with an SMTP server?
> Having a problem with my header fields, I think, since no copies are
> sent, just the original destination.
>
> Frank
|
