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BCC visible in recieved e-mails #5322
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I'm unable to reproduce. Disable all plugins for test and enable smtp_debug. Then see what's really send to the SMTP server. |
berthz
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Jun 14, 2016
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We will test this. Thanks for the reply. Please be aware that BCC is working when all the recipient e-mail addresses fit in one line. As soon as the BCC line extends to the second line the recievers see all e-mail addresses. |
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It is possible that you're using smtp_server='' setting? I.e. you would use PHP's mail() instead of SMTP connection. In that case that would be likely PHP issue. |
alecpl
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Jun 28, 2016
berthz
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Jun 28, 2016
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Alexander. That is correct indeed! We already figured that out, but I should have updated this issue. The server setting was using php's mail() function instead of the smtp server. After changing everything worked like a charm. |
berthz commentedJun 14, 2016
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berthz
Jun 14, 2016
I have noticed that when using more than 5 or 6 e-mail addresses in the BCC the recipients see all the BCC e-mail addresses in the sent-from box. This should not happen. BCC should always be invisible to all recipients.
Using Roundcuibe webmail 1.2.0. Attached a screenshot of the sent mail and the recieved mail.
Sent mail:

Recieved mail:
