On Sun, 10 Feb 2002, Andrew Edelstein wrote:
You'd be better off shortening these two down to:
<snip>
This is a bad idea. There are lots of perfectly legit X- headers in non-spam
mail, X-Mailer being one of the most common. This very list uses X-BeenThere
to prevent mail loops.
<snip>
Also a bad idea. Someone from whom you DO wish to receive mail might Bcc a
message to you. "Undisclosed recipients" is not uncommon.
<snip>
See the FAQ on better ways of determing the "sender". "^From:.*" is very error
prone.
All excellent suggestions. I've implemented all but the latter and I'm off
to the FAQ for that.
Many thanks,
Rich
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