I feel silly even bothering to report this, but on line 271 of processmail, http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/webtools/bugzilla/processmail#271 ...the $tolist and $cclist variables are printed like this: print "<B>Email sent to:</B> $tolist $cclist\n"; ...which means that the output can look like this: Email sent to: me, you someone-else, a.n.other Note the lack of a comma between "you" and "someone-else". I suggest this be marked WONTFIX, but if you have some spare cycles then you may wish to pretty print the list instead. The easiest way to do this would be to replace lines 271 to 274 with the following: print "<STRONG>Email sent to:</STRONG> $tolist"; if ($tolist ne "") and ($cclist ne "") { print ","; } print " $cclist\n"; if ($didexclude) { print "<BR><STRONG>Excluded:</STRONG> $nametoexclude (<a href=changepassword.cgi>change your preferences</a> if you wish not to be excluded)\n"; } (I hope my perl is correct. Most notably, I hope the syntax of the if statement is correct.)

Oh, I'll fix it. Someday.

Note. Lines 271 to 274 are these: 270 $logstr = "$logstr; mail sent to $tolist, $cclist"; 271 print "<B>Email sent to:</B> $tolist $cclist\n"; 272 if ($didexclude) { 273 print "<B>Excluding:</B> $nametoexclude (<a href=changepassword.cgi>change your preferences</a> if you wish not to be excluded)\n"; 274 } Just in case the file changes... ;-)

I happen to have fixed this as a side result of some rather severe damage I'm doing to the email notification code.

per Terry, auto-verifying any resolved bug that hasn't been touched since before 2.10 was released.

Moving to Bugzilla product