[Zope] Using CC with MailHost

[Sam Gendler]

The To, From and Subject headers are Mime headers, rather than smtp (the mail
sending protocol) headers.  The <dtml-sendmail> tag is just parsing those mime
headers and generating smtp headers as a courtesy to the user.  If you look at
the documentation for the sendmail tag, it includes the mailto and the mailfrom
modifiers.  Those are the real smtp headers.  SMTP does not have the concept of
CC (or bcc), since a message is just delivered or not.  Unfortunately, I have
been unable to figure out a way to set the mailto and mailfrom modifiers
programmatically.  If you can figure that out (if it is possible at all), then
you are on your way.

--sam

Guy Davis wrote:

> I am running Zope 2.12 on a RH6.1 Linux box.  Using the mailhost object
> connecting to the sendmail port on the localhost.  I can send mail just
> fine using the To: field.  My problem is that if include a Cc: field
> directly below it, the message doesn't get sent to the cc address.  I
> can receive it at the To address and the CC field is displayed
> properly.
>
> If I can't get the CC function working, I'll have to use multiple loops
> of the same <dtml-sendmail code>.  Has anyone using the setup I
> described above gotten the CC to work?  If so, please show me the exact
> contents of your sendmail tag.  Thanks.
> --
>        Guy Davis    mailto:davis@arc.ab.ca
>   (403) 210-5334    Alberta Research Council
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