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Re: [PLUG] Really Cheesey....but...
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In the users home directory, create a file called .forward
If the users username is marc, and the name of the account you want to save
the email to is marcsemail, make the contents of the forward file look like
this
\marc,marcsemail
It is just a comma separated list of address's to forward the mail to. You
can do something similiar to this in the aliases file which is either in
/etc, or /etc/mail, depending on the version of sendmail you're using,
remember after modifying the aliases file you have to run the newaliases
command. It might be smarter to do this in aliases for security reasons.
This will not of course take care of the outgoing mail....
Marc
On Thursday 21 February 2002 04:18 pm, you wrote:
> I've been requested to save a copy of e-mail send/received by a particular
> user in our company into a seperate mailbox without their knowledge (they
> ARE aware of our e-mail policy, however). Running sendmail. Suspect this
> is a job for procmail, but I have not experience there. Can anybody
> provide some guidance?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Charles
>
>
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