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user 217567
Related to email protocols, clients, servers, content, and message format.
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How did I get this email without a "To" field?
When I see cases like this (missing To: header), if I look at the full headers on the received email in my email client, I can see what address was used for RCPT TO in a Received: header. … in case you want to block it), then you can get this from the email headers in your email client (at least in my case) and you don't need to get into mailserver logs. …
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