I'm having weird CC e-mail issues.

[eluser]internut[/eluser]
Hey all & thanks from the get go on any thoughts.

I'm going through a list of database groups / table.

I'm sending e-mails out based on a group selection.

Everything is working fine and e-mails are getting delivered. I have in the
table CC e-mails it can be sent to.

If table row ID # 1 has a cc it sends it (perfect).

If table row ID #2 does not have a CC set its sending it to it as well.

The thing is the e-mail headers when e-mails received.

For ID #1 shows the CC header.

For Group ID # where it should NOT be sending there is no CC: e-mail header. Its
getting to that address though?

The e-mail debugger shows the CC: address header in it. The second does not. Some
how the CC e-mail in the first outgoing e-mail is also triggering the e-mail to go
out again when it should not.

Header on the e-mail received that should not be received shows no header of that being
in the CC addresses.

So strange. Hopefully the above makes a little sense. I'm delirious after a few hours.

[eluser]internut[/eluser]
So lost... Clearing things via:

$CI->email->clear(TRUE);

I comment out:

$CI->email->cc("$cc");

and no CC's get sent.

So many hours wasted... I've never ran into this before. Headers show no reason the e-mail should be getting to where its received. Odd.

[eluser]internut[/eluser]
Well I've switched things around and its acting as I want it to. So weird. Still think there is an issue.

[eluser]internut[/eluser]
Still not - Could there be some weird issue with:

[email protected]
same_username@yahoo.com

with CC's ?

[eluser]internut[/eluser]
Something strange is deff goin on. I cant figure it out... CC e-mails are not showing in the header to e-mail addresses they're being received at.

They're being carried over from setting previous to the record number its dealing with.

So strange.

[eluser]internut[/eluser]
I think I am losing it. I'll report back but I think its lack of sleep.