1 (edited by patrick.stuart 2019-02-18 12:14:35)

Topic: Forwarding Outgoing Mail

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How would I set it up so outgoing mail goes to an account such as Mail@domain.com but is also sent to the user it was planned to be sent to

For Example:
User@domain.com sends an email to Bob@cisco.com but a copy of that message is sent to Mail@domain.com

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Re: Forwarding Outgoing Mail

i guess you need BCC.

FYI: https://docs.iredmail.org/monitor.incom … h.bcc.html

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Re: Forwarding Outgoing Mail

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

i guess you need BCC.

Thanks Zhang,
For the domain parameter would I fill out the fully qualified domain name (mail.domain.com) or just the domain (domain.com)

FYI: https://docs.iredmail.org/monitor.incom … h.bcc.html

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Re: Forwarding Outgoing Mail

patrick.stuart wrote:

For the domain parameter would I fill out the fully qualified domain name (mail.domain.com) or just the domain (domain.com)

Use the MAIL domain name.
If your mail address is user@mail.domain.com, then use "mail.domain.com".
if your mail address is user@domain.com, then use "domain.com".

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ZhangHuangbin wrote:
patrick.stuart wrote:

For the domain parameter would I fill out the fully qualified domain name (mail.domain.com) or just the domain (domain.com)

Use the MAIL domain name.
If your mail address is user@mail.domain.com, then use "mail.domain.com".
if your mail address is user@domain.com, then use "domain.com".

Thanks Zhang. I got this working