Hi Pedro
If your Dspace runs on Liunux/Ubuntu box then use Postfix aliases.
You send emails to a local address for example dspace_...@localhost.
You create the local account.
Then in /etc/aliases you add the following
dspace_ reg: /[email protected], [email protected]
Just research the use of mail aliases with Postfix.
Cheers
hg
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On 07/09/2010 12:20, Pedro Sebastián wrote:
Can I use multiple recipients on "registration.notify" key in
dspace.cfg file?
I've tried the following:
/# Recipient for new user registration emails
registration.notify = [email protected], [email protected]/
but it does not work.
Is it impossible?
Thanks.
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