I have a debian server which uses exim4 as mta and courier-imap to allow users to read main.
Mail is usually either delivered locally or an aliases file is used to forward mail to another adress.
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 with postfix configured as satellite system that relays outgoing mail to Gmail. For sake of example, my registered domain is example.com I want root cronjobs' error output to be mailed to my real david@example.com inbox. I have this relay working correctly.
But these root cronjobs are set by default to email to root@example.com which isn't a real email address.
I have postfix v2.6.6 running on CentOS 6.3, hostname priest.ocsl.local (private, internal domain) with a number of aliases
supportpeople: user1@ocsl.co.uk, user2@ocsl.co.uk, user3@ocsl.co.uk
requests: "|/opt/rt4/bin/rt-mailgate --queue 'general' --action correspond --url http://localhost/", supportpeople
help: "|/opt/rt4/bin/rt-mailgate --queue 'help' --action correspond --url http://localhost/
have some problems in doing my project, my project title is ' in investigate into implementation of certification authority with small network ' ( with using Postfix, openSSL ) and i have builded up two different networks using debian and after that i need to make a mail server, so i configured Postfix and made a mail server, i can send and receive emails on both networks.
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I have a problem with the mailserver that i have. I uses a tutorial to install a Fedora 13 ISPconfig server.
I am new to this forum. System is CentOS 6.3 and has Postfix and Dovecot mail server. I know when I send outgoing mail it leaves on remote port 25 and incoming mail arrives on local port 25. I have... [by DougE]
I have an Ubuntu server running postfix. It is not the mail server for my domain.
Whenever a cron job runs for root, the output mail is not delivered locally, instead it gets sent to root@mydomain.com via the main mail server.
I've set up a simple email server with exim that I use for various tasks, such as sending myself reminders. Is there a file that has a similar functionality to /etc/aliases but only for one user instead of system wide (just like a contact list)? I looked at ~/.foreward, but that only seems to work for mail coming in, forewarding it.
I have an Ec2 instance on amazon AWS. i have installed , dovecot,postfix on server, mail incoming mail server is IMAP mail.xxxx.com .
I am able to configure my mails with gmail, outlook etc, using the IMAP. and can send and receive emails, The problem is that i want to send emails through PHP code using my mail server.
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