I guess there is no way to specify the TO's name in the SENDMAIL command?
At least the HELP dfoesn't say anything about it...
At least the HELP dfoesn't say anything about it...
It wouldn't be much use if you couldn't!> I guess there is no way to specify the TO's name in the SENDMAIL command?
sendmail "Vincent E. Fatica <[email protected]>" test hello!
But the forum screwed it up by removine some text. Inside SENDMAIL's address wasOn Sat, 20 Aug 2011 14:35:20 -0400, Charles G <> wrote:
|I know about the TO's address but I was asking about the TO's name......
This just worked:
Code:sendmail "Vincent E. Fatica <[email protected]>" test hello!
I think there are some other combinations of name and address that SMTP servers recognize. TCC just needs the whole thing quoted (as one argument). When I received the message mentioned above, its "To:" header was:But the forum screwed it up by removine some text. Inside SENDMAIL's address was
"Vincent E. Fatica [lessthan][email protected][greaterthan]"
To: "Vincent E. Fatica" [LT][email protected][GT]
RCPT TO:[LT][email protected][GT]
Include it in the address.> I know about the TO's address but I was asking about the TO's name......
It's vanilla SMTP standard, not TCC or SENDMAIL specific.> I looked at the CHM for v8 and v13, under sendmail. The passing of the
> recpient isn't documented