[ZendTo] Re: BCC of email sent to recipient copied to the uploader

[Jules]

On 17/04/2012 15:23, Gavin Will wrote:
> I have added a new configuration setting 'bccSender' which, when set to TRUE, will make the sender of a new drop-off receive a Bcc copy of the message sent to the 1st recipient of the new drop-off.
>
> Will that do for you?
>
>>> Sorry for the slow response... That is perfect thanks.
> It will be in the next release.
>
>
>>> Any idea for timescale - I am not wanting to push you but just>>curious - Gavin
The current Change Log for the next release is this:
- Added protection against malicious attacks causing massive httpd error log
   files caused by attempts to download non-existent files.
- Added note to outgoing emails saying how long the recipient has to pick up
   the drop-off before it expires.
- Fixed bug where administrators didn't get a "Delete Dropoff" button for
   drop-offs with more than 1 recipient.
- Added new preferences setting 'bccSender' (switched off by default) which
   makes the sender receive a Bcc copy of the email message sent to the 1st
   recipient of each new drop-off.

I usually wait till it's a bit longer before doing a new version as it 
isn't a trivial job building all the VMs.

Jules.


> Jules.
>
> On 04/04/2012 16:33, Gavin Will wrote:
>> Hi There
>>
>> Using zend.to and AD integration is there a way for when a file is uploaded by one of our users for the user to be b/cc'd the email that gets sent to the recipient?
>>
>> With people using email as a way to track historical items ( I don't want the arguments that email shouldn't be used that way :) ) some of our users would like to go and check on when they sent / uploaded a file and naturally they err to email..
>>
>> I realise people can send the link to themselves but this is a manual process and with all manual processes people sometimes forget.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
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