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Topic: BCC all inbound mail for a specific user.

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The guide at
https://docs.iredmail.org/monitor.incom … h.bcc.html
states

-- BCC incoming emails to 'inbound@example.com'
mysql> INSERT INTO recipient_bcc_user (username, bcc_address, domain, active, created)
       VALUES ('user@mydomain.com', 'inbound@example.com', 'mydomain.com', 1, NOW());

I did ...
INSERT INTO recipient_bcc_user (username, bcc_address, domain, active, created)
VALUES ('user1@mydomain.net', 'user2@mydomain.net', 'mydomain.net', 1, NOW());

This has this effect
sender -> user1 -> BCC copy -> user2

Is this the expected behaviour or have I just misunderstood the guidance? The way I read it I expected user1 to get the BCC copy. Just want to check in case a future release reverses the operation.

Thank you.

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Re: BCC all inbound mail for a specific user.

- "username" is the source user.
- "bcc_address" is the destination you want to bcc/copy email to.

We will not change this.