Eg.
Set a global rule to send all messages containing the word BUG message to the user
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This will not redirect the messages to the user [EMAIL PROTECTED] but will create a mail box
called BUG in each users mail folder in which it will place the messages.
To make it send the messages to the user [EMAIL PROTECTED] you need to put a bug.fwd file in
each users mail folder. This will stop it creating the Bug mail box in each users mail
folder, and forward the message to the user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The file bug.fwd simply needs to contain the email address to where you would like
messages sent ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
It is possible to write a little batch file to run that will copy the file bug.fwd
into every users folder - saving you time and energy. Copy below:
@echo off
echo.
echo This batch copies the file .\master\bug.fwd
echo into all subdirectories. It has to be started from
echo the root of any of your mail domain's directories.
echo.
pause
rem building userlist based on directory only
dir /B /AD users>dirlist.txt
echo.>rulecopy.log
echo Please wait while the file is copied ...
rem copy the source file to each directory
rem Note that this command must all be on one single line:
FOR /F "eol= tokens=1,* delims=/" %%i in (dirlist.txt) do echo %%i>>rulecopy.log &&
copy .\master\bug.fwd .\users\"%%i" >>rulecopy.log
type rulecopy.log
echo.
echo Check file rulecopy.log for details.
echo.
:END
Hope this helps.....
ANdrew Snowden, ICT Co-ordinator
Chealde Hulme School, UK
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Hermann Strassner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 08:52:59 +0100
>I do not get my global rules to work.
>I enter for ex. hermann.strassner or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
>aliases like virus or postmaster (with and without the domain part), and
>everytime there is a mailbox in the current account (the one which gets
>the email) created with or without the domain part, excatly as i enter
>the string in the box. I want this mails to go to another user account.
>What am i doing wrong?
>
>Hermann
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