==== Required information ====
- iRedMail version: v0.3.3 (MySQL)
- Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL): MySQL
- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: CentOS 6 on DigitalOcean VPS
- Related log if you're reporting an issue:
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This is a quick how to add archiving to the iRedMail that works just like in the the Pro version.

I was used to doing this in the pro version but for our company I could not justify spending the money, therefore I am working on many scripts to do the work.

for example.com

In the Web GUI
1.) Create incoming@example.com and outgoing@example.com

Using MySQL, I use the command line but you can do this in phpmyadmin as well

2.) Type 'mysql vmail' at the command line. You should get a mysql prompt, if you don't you need to setup the correct authentication with mysql.

Passwords are located in your /root/iRedMail*/*tips file. Look for the root password
then at the command line: 'mysql -u root -p'

This will prompt you for your password.

use vmail
insert into recipient_bcc_domain (domain,bcc_address,active,created,modified) VALUES('example.com','incoming@example.com',1,NOW(),NOW());

insert into sender_bcc_domain (domain,bcc_address,active,created,modified) VALUES('example.com,'incoming@example.com',1,NOW(),NOW());

The above should complete without error and say that 1 row was affected.

check out your work:

select * from sender_bcc_domain;
select * from recipient_bcc_domain;

That should work.

Using iRedPro is MUCH easier.