[exim] Re: Receive message sent to list where sender is on

On 06/11/2023 20:53, Luis F. V. Gomes via Exim-users wrote: I sent 2 messages to the list I'm on. On the first message I put myself in the Bcc field (that's what I usually do) A Bcc: header really is not a thing, as far as an MTA is concerned. You have to go out of your way to make Exim do anyt

[exim] Re: Receive message sent to list where sender is on

As asked from Jeremy Harris , I am sending some log lines and part of /etc/aliases. I sent 2 messages to the list I'm on. On the first message I put myself in the Bcc field (that's what I usually do) 2023-11-06 16:30:38 *1r05Is-003wbk-2b* <= l...@ele.puc-rio.br

[exim] Re: Receive message sent to list where sender is on

Hello, Jarland That's an important observation. One of the members of the list does .forward the messages to GMail and may complaint. But the fact is that the list I'm talking about does not have any gmail account. Thank you. On 2023-11-01 09:50, Jarland Donnell via Exim-users wrote: Hopefu

[exim] Re: Receive message sent to list where sender is on

Hopefully my reply is excess and irrelevant, but it may be worth noting. We most commonly receive this complaint from our users when a Gmail account is on the alias list, and that same Gmail account sends the email to that alias. This being because Gmail uses a conversation view that doesn't dr

[exim] Re: Receive message sent to list where sender is on

On 30/10/2023 20:00, Luis F. V. Gomes via Exim-users wrote: if you are a member of a list defined in /etc/aliases and you send a message to this list, you don't receive a copy of the message you sent That feels surprising. Can you show logs for a sample case (preferably a short list!) ? We