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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    [Bug 115036] KMail uses default Bcc addresses of wrong accounts
From:       Peter Thomassen <info () peter-thomassen ! de>
Date:       2005-10-29 13:46:36
Message-ID: 20051029134636.29267.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From info peter-thomassen de  2005-10-29 15:46 \
------- I think I've got new information:

1.) The problem only occurs with two ore more Bcc addresses - one works \
fine.

2.) When writing a new message, each auto-Bcc address gets its own header \
line in the message window. When switching to another identity, they are \
not removed.

3.) Reproduce this with two auto-Bcc addresses: Start writing a new message \
and remove all auto-Bcc addresses from the message window. Then, change the \
identity the message is sent with to another one, and back again. The \
auto-Bcc addresses appear _in one line_, and switching back to another \
identity makes them hide.

It seems that Bcc addresses are handled correctly if they appear in one \
line and are splitted when the message is sent. Opening the new message \
window splits multiple auto-Bcc addresses into multiple lines, so that they \
aren't handled correctly any more.

I think this is because KMail generally splits multiple addresses of one \
header: When replying to all people, they all have their own Cc: line in \
the message window, even though there was only one To: header in the \
original message; if a message has been sent to multiple Cc addresses (in \
one line), they are splitted to multiple lines in the message window when \
pressing "resend message".

I believe that a solution is to just turn off the header splitting. I \
cannot see why it should be advantageous at all. \
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