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Hi All,
We would like the ability to archive and search all email preferably after it has been sorted into users mailboxes. At the moment we use the .forward files to send a copy of each email to a user called "mailcopy" and the boss has Outlook setup to move each mail into a folder using the rules wizard. I know that many of you will already be laughing like the aliens in the smash adverts (Old UK joke - sorry!) but the boss has been wowed by an Exchange setup where management can "see" every mailbox. What would the best Postfix/? solution be? Listening out... TIA Simon |
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Simply add following to postfix's main.cf:
always_bcc = username Plus: this works for virtual users aswell! In germany a solution your boss wants you to implement is STRICKLY PROHOBITED btw :) //Florian > Hi All, > > We would like the ability to archive and search all email preferably > after it has been sorted into users mailboxes. > > At the moment we use the .forward files to send a copy of each email to > a user called "mailcopy" and the boss has Outlook setup to move each > mail into a folder using the rules wizard. I know that many of you will > already be laughing like the aliens in the smash adverts (Old UK joke - > sorry!) but the boss has been wowed by an Exchange setup where > management can "see" every mailbox. > > What would the best Postfix/? solution be? > > Listening out... TIA > > > > Simon -- ** OCRANA.ATI - http://www.ocrana.com ** email: cptmeat@ocrana.com ** ICQ: 3292670 ** Skype: CptMeat ** IRC : #ocrana (quakenet - irc.de.quakenet.org) ** ** OCRANA.ATI - successful by ATI - http://www.ati.com ** ** and supported by ** Plantronics http://www.plantronics.com ** 4netplayers http://www.4netplayers.de ** Startseite.de http://www.startseite.de ** Exitec http://www.exitec.de ** GlideTapes http://www.glidetapes.de/ ** D-Link http://www.d-link.de ** Uffkleba.de http://www.uffkleba.de ** ** OCRANA.ATI is connected via 4PlayersDSL - www.4PlayersDSL.de |
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Florian L. wrote:
> Simply add following to postfix's main.cf: > always_bcc = username > > Plus: this works for virtual users aswell! > > In germany a solution your boss wants you to implement is STRICKLY > PROHOBITED btw :) > Thanks Florian, We don't want to snoop personal mails but we have a few accounts such as SALES@ourcompany.com which more than one person needs. At the moment we copy the emails to 2 peoples inboxes but this is awkward because each person doesn't know if the other has answered. Is there an easy way for more than one person to access a mailbox? Simon > //Florian > >> Hi All, >> >> We would like the ability to archive and search all email preferably >> after it has been sorted into users mailboxes. >> >> At the moment we use the .forward files to send a copy of each email >> to a user called "mailcopy" and the boss has Outlook setup to move >> each mail into a folder using the rules wizard. I know that many of >> you will already be laughing like the aliens in the smash adverts (Old >> UK joke - sorry!) but the boss has been wowed by an Exchange setup >> where management can "see" every mailbox. >> >> What would the best Postfix/? solution be? >> >> Listening out... TIA >> >> >> >> Simon > > > |
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> At the moment we copy the emails to 2 peoples inboxes but this is
> awkward because each person doesn't know if the other has answered. > > Is there an easy way for more than one person to access a mailbox? Hi! Use IMAP to access the mailbox! And define this mailbox as shared in your IMAP setup. I have no idea how to setup this, but I know there are a lot of IMAP Servers which provide mailbox sharing. e.g Courier. Regards Marco -- vierzehn Bahnhofstr. 27 Telefon 0 26 32 / 98 98 - 120 public relations 56626 Andernach Telefax 0 26 32 / 98 98 - 111 GmbH & Co. KG E-Mail: mg@vierzehn.com |