Hello- basically, I am wondering if it's possible to specify/spoof a "To"
address in the message headers but actually send the email to a different address.
I am trying to integrate PHPMailer with a Drupal module sometimes used
for mailing lists. It seems that when you receive an email from most
mailing lists, the "To" header lists the mailing list address (instead
of your own address). This is the effect I'd like to mimic. I could do
this by actually sending the mail to the mailing list address and
BCCing recipients, but I'd prefer not to because this would require the
mailing list to filter out messages that it sends to itself (not easy
in my case because a completely different module receives such messages
before they are eventually sent by mine). I know that this is
definitely allowed for in the SMTP protocol (headers have nothing to do
with the message envelope), I just don't know if it can be managed with
PHPMailer. Thanks for any advice!
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