So do postfix aliases handle this specifically?. That would require two email addresses for everyone of these users.
Having two accounts with different names so it forwards to account 2, and to wherever else is just stupid, and unworkable in the corporate world. The docs mention Sieve, but state that it does not work for the virtual host aliases. They still control everything related to the email in their accounts, they just require forwarding to their other accounts as well for some other purpose(mobility etc.)Ĭurrently, the workgroup manager only allows a forward, and that's it. Now multiply that times about 200 users all forwarding to different accounts, as well as keeping a copy in their inbox for their retrieval when they get back to their office. Basically, if an email comes in for which is a virtual host, I want it to go to that users inbox, as well as forwarded on to another account(ie: a blackberry account for their push notification). If you want all mail for all recipients to be replicated then there are other postfix options that can copy mail, such asĪlways_bcc which will blindly copy every message running through the server, although this may not be practical if you want to break out the messages by recipient (for that use the recipient
This makes it easy to replicate mail for specific users. If just for specific users I'd probably look at postfix'sĪliases setup, whereby you can map one address to another location (or set of locations). If you just want to copy all incoming mail that's easy to do, and there are several ways of doing it. You can't forcibly keep the message in the InBox (that kind of negates the point of the inbox in the first place). The message is delivered to their InBox but could be moved out of there by a mail rule, or even deleted by the user. I get that you want to keep copies of messages, but not quite how. It isn't quite clear what you're trying to do here.
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