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Michael B. Williams
I am using Microsoft Exchange to manage a company email account, and I
have recently set up redirection on the account by creating a rule that
redirects all email the server receives (note that I mean *redirect*
not *forward*).
To keep things simple let us say that the exchange account is
(e-mail address removed) and I am redirecting the mail to (e-mail address removed) .
The problem is that none of the TO, CC and BCC headers are preserved.
So if (e-mail address removed) sends a message to (e-mail address removed),
(e-mail address removed) and then CC's (e-mail address removed), when I receive the
message at (e-mail address removed) I am the only recipient.
Does anyone know how to preserve that information? Without those
headers it seems the redirection is quite useless.
Thanks
have recently set up redirection on the account by creating a rule that
redirects all email the server receives (note that I mean *redirect*
not *forward*).
To keep things simple let us say that the exchange account is
(e-mail address removed) and I am redirecting the mail to (e-mail address removed) .
The problem is that none of the TO, CC and BCC headers are preserved.
So if (e-mail address removed) sends a message to (e-mail address removed),
(e-mail address removed) and then CC's (e-mail address removed), when I receive the
message at (e-mail address removed) I am the only recipient.
Does anyone know how to preserve that information? Without those
headers it seems the redirection is quite useless.
Thanks