Several email scripts I've looked at set the To: header to
"Undisclosed-recipients:;" if it or the cc field would otherwise be
empty. My question is... does it have to be this? Could I maybe have
it say something like... "SomeRandomName-members:;"?

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yawnmoth writes:

> Several email scripts I've looked at set the To: header to
> "Undisclosed-recipients:;" if it or the cc field would otherwise be
> empty. My question is... does it have to be this? Could I maybe have
> it say something like... "SomeRandomName-members:;"?

Certainly.

Some mail server insert this To: header when all recipients are Bcc:
recipients, for reasons that you don't want to know.

Simply supply your own To: header, containing anything.




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"yawnmoth" <terra1024 [at] yahoo.com> writes:

> Several email scripts I've looked at set the To: header to
> "Undisclosed-recipients:;" if it or the cc field would otherwise be
> empty. My question is... does it have to be this? Could I maybe have
> it say something like... "SomeRandomName-members:;"?

Yes. Syntaxtically it is
phrase :;

compare with
phrase <some [at] address>


So you can use
To: Some Random name :;

( inside of :; you can be address, but it can be also empty.

To: Some List: Name <address [at] somewhere>, Name 2 <address2 [at] here> ;

)

/ Kari Hurtta

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