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Using s-nail 14.9.11-1 I can send mail to multiple recipients:
mail pgoetz@foobar.com, pgoetz@barfoo.organd it just works. However, I just updated and redeployed a server, and in testing error alerts by email, discovered that the exact same thing no longer works with s-nail 14.9.13:
[root@staging2 pkg]# mail pgoetz@foobar.com, pgoetz@barfoo.org
Subject: test message from staging2 using new -snail
stuff
^D
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Envelope contains:
mail: pgoetz@foobar.com, contains invalid byte ','
To: pgoetz@foobar.com,, pgoetz@barfoo.org
Subject: test message from staging2 using new -snail
There are new messages in the error message ring (denoted by ERROR)
It can be managed with the `errors' command
ERROR# Send this message [yes/no, empty: recompose]? On the same server I downgraded s-nail to 14.9.11, changing nothing else, and everything works again. Anyone have any idea what is going on? It seems that either sending to multiple recipients is broken in s-nail-14.9.13-2, or the syntax has changed.
On a related note, how does on view the messages in the error message ring? I've tried several different things and never see anything.
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Drop the comma in the list:
mail pgoetz@foobar.com pgoetz@barfoo.orgOffline
Thank you; that worked. Is this documented in a Changelog somewhere? I looked upstream but couldn't find anything. I'm just wondering how everyone finds out about these changes.
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/me actually just looked at the error and gathered as much from the additional (and objected) comma…
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