* Victor Julien (lists@huizehofstee.xs4all.nl) [020702 17:09]: > Hi, > > The (other than that crappy) mailserver at my job supports 'bcc in' and > 'bcc out' per user. In this way an user can read his mail at home and at > work. I've searched on the sites of sendmail, exim and qmail for such a > feature, but i can't find it anywhere. > > I'm looking for something like: > > john: bccin: manager@foo.com bccout: john@home.com > ronald: bccin: manager@foo.com bccout: ronald@home.com > maria: bccout: maria@home.com > harry: bccin: harrys_department@foo.com > etc. > > this should be in a file somewhere in the mailserver configdir. > > Does anyone know how to do this? Does some MTA support it? Exim has full-featured address rewriting. The default debian configuration allows you to put "outgoing" email addresses for users in /etc/email-addresses . /etc/aliases allows you to configure aliases for inbound mail. I think these are exactly what you're looking for. (BTW, just about any MTA should be able to do this type of thing; it's just easier in Exim =) good times, Vineet -- http://www.doorstop.net/ -- "Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes." -E.W. Dijkstra
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