the title says. but I mean send emails to many users without using cc and bcc
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Please specify what you mean by "broadcast emails"– Antoine BenkemounOct 14, 2010 at 12:01
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Do you want to use a tool, a script, a program?– Déjà vuOct 14, 2010 at 12:09
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the speed is important. scripts are fast and secure ?– KamiarOct 14, 2010 at 12:10
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(This question is very unclear: which OS? Which mailserver? So the answer below is probably too generic)
Use alias addresses. The implementation is different on most mailserver daemons though.
So behind alias address "all@example.org" there are "jerry@example.org, katie@example.org, albrecht@example.org" etc.
In Linux, most mail server implementations respect the file /etc/aliases where you can store your alias addresses.
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Okay, after googling I found that if you're using Exchange you need to configure a "distribution group". All mails sent to this group will go to the users/e-mail addresses in it.– weeheavyOct 14, 2010 at 12:25