Automatic BCC’ing with KMail

One must-have feature (for me) in any mail client is the ability to automatically BCC an address with outgoing mail. I use this to log all my outgoing mail so that

  1. I can verify that mail was sent, for troubleshooting purposes.
  2. I can have a record of my correspondence in case I ever need to show that, yes I did send that email I said I sent last week, thankyouverymuch. Having mail in a sent folder on my own system doesn’t really do that — it’d be trivial to edit the mailbox on my own system.

I’ve found that most mail clients support this — but many make it hard to find the option.

In case you’re wondering where to find this in KMail, it’s under Settings -> Configure KMail. Then go to Identities and click the Modify button. It’s under the Advanced Tab, shown here.

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Hope that helps!

About Joe Brockmeier

I'm a freelance writer, FOSS advocate, music lover, computer geek, avid reader, and politically progressive (read "Liberal with occasional Libertarian tendencies"). You can read more on my about page if you're not already bored.
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One Response to Automatic BCC’ing with KMail

  1. Mirakle says:

    Thank you! I struggled with this for quite a while… Kmail definitely made it hard to find.

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