Removed confusing note: yes, one always has to give -t to sendmail

to force it to get recepient addresses from the headers.

Removed confusing note: yes, one always has to give -t to sendmail
to force it to get recepient addresses from the headers.
Sergey Poznyakoff
Commit 3f8e1e15 ... 3f8e1e15bc2601f3512e5c2a8d9edcaf5e5fa2ce authored 2002-09-02 14:32:12 +0000 by Sergey Poznyakoff
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@@ -111,9 +111,6 @@ was a from, and supplying the recipient list from the to (if there
 is no recipient list, assume it will read the message contents for
 the recipients).

-Note: do we need to supply -t to sendmail to force it to read the
-message contents to find the recipients?
-
 Note: since the stdout and stderr of sendmail is closed, we have no
 way of ever giving feedback on failure. Also, what should the return
 code be from mailer_send_message() when sendmail returns 1? 1 maps to EPERM,