> >If you want forward to different recipient addresses, then don't > >use always_bcc. > > > >Instead, use recipient_bcc_maps which allows you to specify different > >addresses for different recipients. > [example deleted] > > Kov?cs Albert: > >Thanks Wietse, it works. However, is there a chance to send only 1 > >bcc email with 10 recipients? Currently postfix sends 10 bcc emails > > If you want to forward one copy then use always_bcc.
this was the initial problem. always_bcc sends a single message without the (complete) recipients info. The recipient_bcc_maps sends all the recipient information, however it multiplies the message sent for archiving. It would be better if postfix supported a middle ground solution. >A more complete answer is that to emulate "Exchange Envelope >Journalling": > > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998649.aspx > >you need to generate a single recipient *encapsulated copy* of the >message, not add recipients to the original message. Yes, something like that would be a nice feature from postfix. Where can I enter this feature request? :-) Otherwise I think my best bet is to write a before queue content filter which generates an extra message (with all the recipients info) to the archiving box. However an official postfix solution - if possible - would be better :-) Albert
