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Topic: Controlling User Mail Routing - Sending/Recieving

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Dear All,
I just need some advise here on how would one go about controlling mail route.
These are what I would like to have:-

I need to have 1 email account that gets a copy of all emails sent and received on the server(like a blackbox).
I want to have internal mailing list. Some users should only be allowed to be sent within the e-mail server.
Some emails should be allowed to send to the outside domain.

These are the kind of tuning I am looking for, could someone advise what tool I could use to achieve this?

****Also having trouble with Apache Solr, my post is there please have a look and advise if anyone can help! :-
http://www.iredmail.org/forum/new-reply8072.html

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Controlling User Mail Routing - Sending/Recieving

superinterstellar wrote:

I need to have 1 email account that gets a copy of all emails sent and received on the server(like a blackbox).

Several solutions, choose one of them:

*) You need a server-wide bcc, it's defined in Postfix parameter "always_bcc".
*) Or, you can user per-domain or per-user bcc. If you have iRedAdmin-Pro installed, you can easily manage them in account profile page, under tab "BCC".

superinterstellar wrote:

I want to have internal mailing list. Some users should only be allowed to be sent within the e-mail server.
Some emails should be allowed to send to the outside domain.

We have document for you:
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/sql.per-us … tions.html

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Re: Controlling User Mail Routing - Sending/Recieving

superinterstellar wrote:

****Also having trouble with Apache Solr, my post is there please have a look and advise if anyone can help! :-
http://www.iredmail.org/forum/new-reply8072.html

Please contact article author instead. smile

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Re: Controlling User Mail Routing - Sending/Recieving

ZhangHuangbin wrote:
superinterstellar wrote:

I need to have 1 email account that gets a copy of all emails sent and received on the server(like a blackbox).

Several solutions, choose one of them:

*) You need a server-wide bcc, it's defined in Postfix parameter "always_bcc".
*) Or, you can user per-domain or per-user bcc. If you have iRedAdmin-Pro installed, you can easily manage them in account profile page, under tab "BCC".

superinterstellar wrote:

I want to have internal mailing list. Some users should only be allowed to be sent within the e-mail server.
Some emails should be allowed to send to the outside domain.

We have document for you:
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/sql.per-us … tions.html


Dear Mr.Zhang,
Thanks for your input. Appreciate it. Will go and read the documentations.
Quick Question:-
Could cluebringer control how mails are routed ?
Cluebringer has Access control lists. Matching policies can have verdicts of HOLD, REJECT, DISCARD, FILTER, REDIRECT and contain optional verdict data.
Just curious.
Thanks once again for everything!

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Re: Controlling User Mail Routing - Sending/Recieving

Dear Zhang,

we have using iredmail license version but unfortunately format the system , so i have new installation 1st install demo version and upgrade license version but some error message show iredadmin:iredadmin not valid users . so how to upgrade please process...

Regards.
Manoj

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Re: Controlling User Mail Routing - Sending/Recieving

First of all, please always post your own issue/question in a NEW forum topic, do not hijack other's topic.

manoj_25796 wrote:

we have using iredmail license version but unfortunately format the system , so i have new installation 1st install demo version and upgrade license version but some error message show iredadmin:iredadmin not valid users . so how to upgrade please process...

Did you install iRedMail on this server?
You can also create iredadmin user/group manually.