On Thu, Jun 22, 2006 at 05:47:24PM -0700, Don Russell wrote:
Dallman Ross wrote:
You may not really need commas. Depends on your server.
I will check the RFC again... but I really like to make sure I produce
RFC compliant e-mail messages. With the myriad of e-mail clients out
there, if somebody comes back to me and says "this doesn't work
properly", I can say "get an RFC compliant client". :-)
I suppose my smtp server my rewrite such "bad" headers, but it's not
that much effort to create them properly in the first place. :-)
Adding commas isn't hard with shell tools, of course. E.g.:
REPLYCC = `formail -zx To: -zx Cc: | xargs | sed "s/\([^,]\)[$WS]\{1,\}/\1,
/g"`
But if you're going to do all that, you might as well just run formail
twice instead.
REPLYCC = "`formail -zx To:`, `formail -zx Cc:`"
However, I'd do this a with recursive procmail INCLUDERC and not use
formail at all. It's a bit tricky, but we've done it on this list
before. See the archives and search for "recursive INCLUDERC".
Dallman
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