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Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API.
From: |
Sergey Poznyakoff |
Subject: |
Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API. |
Date: |
Mon, 12 Nov 2001 12:12:34 +0200 |
> p.s. Sure, mutton is an English word, but I've never heard it used
> like that! I guess you meant "getting back to the meat of
> the matter" or something, Sergey?
Yes, actually that was what I meant. Strange, I must have heard
(or read) the expression somewhere... Sorry for the improper usage.
> int mailer_send(mailer_t, message_t, address_t from, address_t to);
<..lots of good stuff skipped..>
Seems good.
> (question... does sendmail use the Resent-* fields INSTEAD of
> the "normal" fields if they are present? nullmailer-inject
> documents that it does, see below. If so, then the
> "to" argument above is not necessary. )
Sendmail handles "Resent-To", "Resent-Cc", and "Resent-Bcc"
the way it handles "To" header, but it does not seem to give any
special precedence to them. Aslo, in some conditions "Resent-" headers
are explicitely dropped, so it is safer to use "to" anyway.
Regards,
Sergey
- Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Sam Roberts, 2001/11/11
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API.,
Sergey Poznyakoff <=
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Sam Roberts, 2001/11/12
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Alain Magloire, 2001/11/12
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Sergey Poznyakoff, 2001/11/13
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Sam Roberts, 2001/11/13
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Alain Magloire, 2001/11/13
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API., Alain Magloire, 2001/11/14
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API(correction), Alain Magloire, 2001/11/14
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API(correction), Shaun Sauve, 2001/11/14
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API(correction), Richard Dawe, 2001/11/14
- Re: Enhancement of mailer_t delivery API(correction), Alain Magloire, 2001/11/14