Re: BCC mail with mime attachments

> Does anyone tried to send mail with BCC: header attaching some files (using > mail() ) . > I've written some script codeing attachements to MIME. > It works with all types of attachements and any number of receivers, but > only when I use TO: header. When I'm trying to send it with BCC: it send > e-mail but instead of mime attachement that would be good for my mail > program I only get a long uncode message. > > Where should I put BCC: (i.e. at the end of message) or what should I > change? Paweł, I use the scripts from PHPguru.org. The rules of what you can include in headers are stated in the RFC documents - always worth a quick scan. Sometimes it seems a good idea to leave To: blank and put everyone under Bcc: for privacy reasons. A good practice is to send yourself a copy of the msg so that you can have some idea that it 'got out' - particularly if you use an external address which simply forwards back to your in-house email server (a la Yahoo etc) for the purpose. You can, of course, invent a suitable receiver name/title to use in the To:, eg ListNm Subscriber - but pay careful attention if you do/do not want subscribers to conduct correspondence with this account/name! PHP's Mail() seems to have a somewhat 'fixed' view of how things will be done. I suspect that if you miss out something it is expecting, eg the To: field, it stops cooperating. Recommend you manufacture and insert a To: entry, and keep all else in the Bcc:, and see if that works for you... =dn