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Old 1st March 2006, 08:56 AM
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CC all incoming & outgoing mail

Hi, all

I'm using sendmail & dovecot for my mail server.
How to CC all incoming & outgoing mail to postmaster account..?

aliases & virtusertable only for incoming...
how to CC or forward outgoing mail to other account
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