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On Sunday, June 17 at 08:26 AM, quoth Brendan Cully:
>>> It would probably be better to remember that an fcc has been
>>> written and not rewrite it.
>>
>> The trick, of course, is that once the send fails, you're allowed to
>> re-edit the message, change the recipients, add attachments, or
>> anything else. If only the first fcc wins, then you may not be
>> archiving the message that *actually* got sent.
>
> That's true, but probably not incredibly difficult to cover
> either. Just a small matter of coding...
Sure, I'm just pointing it out. You'd probably also want to delete the
failed FCC in that case (identifiable by the Message-ID, I would
imagine).
~Kyle
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