Armin Fuerst writes:
Ok, then, exactly how do you propose to arrange to have the server telepathically determine that the client on the other side of the network connection has just taken a copy of the message from its memory buffer, and transmitted it via SMTP to another, unrelated server; then exactly what process do you propose to use to have the server automatically contact the client and arrange to download a copy of the same message, for the purpose of storing it into a folder?> is it possible to automatically store outgoing mails (sent through smtp) > on the server and perhaps even in a user's (imap-)folder in case the user > authenticates through smtp?Most mail clients are fully capable of archiving sent mail automatically, in this fashion. Check the documentation for your mail client.this includes 2 problems: 1) not all clients are capable of doing so (including microsoft outlook, only ms outlook express can - don't ask me, why!) 2) users are required to configure it - and are able to remove it from the configuration (and then accuse the sysadmin of having changed the config!)
Your only other option is, again, a client configuration: namely to configure the client to automatically BCC on all sent mail a local address that's set up to deliver to the sent archive folder.
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