Hi Arthur, No, we are not archiving internal emails between users. Our regulations only dictate that emails in and out of the organization should be archived.
You are correct, passing the email from internal servers to the MTA and hairpinning them back is a rather odd way of handling email, and the the mail server itself will handle the routing internally. However, it's not difficult to have the the mail server BCC the email to the archiving address on Piler to archive those emails. If a dupe shows up, Piler will handle it as such. The MTA in this case could be bypassed. Steve Miller Sr. Systems Administrator NACA – National Office | Boston, MA smil...@naca.com -----Original Message----- From: Arthur Emerson [mailto:arthur.emer...@msmc.edu] Sent: Tuesday, December 1, 2015 10:24 AM To: piler-user@list.acts.hu Subject: Re: New Install issues Steve, I have a question regarding your diagram. Are you archiving internal->internal email with this setup? Every mail server that I have worked with over the years would do local delivery if it could, and not pass the message up to the MTA without a lot of arm-twisting. If you had to do something special, it should probably be noted in the diagram. I haven't been following Warren's thread, but am baffled about why he chose to set up a virtual domain on his mail server instead of just forwarding the mail to Piler as SMTP? It has been a while since I read the Piler docs, but my impression was that the POP stuff was only there for importing old messages into a new Piler install...not as the primary interface method... -Arthur ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arthur Emerson III Email: emer...@msmc.edu Network Administrator InterNIC: AE81 Mount Saint Mary College MaBell: (845) 561-0800 Ext. 3109 330 Powell Ave. Fax: (845) 562-6762 Newburgh, NY 12550 SneakerNet: Aquinas Hall Room 008-A On 12/1/15, 8:29 AM, "Steve Miller" <smil...@naca.com> wrote: >Just as a thought, since I'm a bit confused to the setup that Warren is >talking about, here's a link to a PDF explaining how Mailpiler is set up in my >network. It's generalized of course, so this can be applied to any network >that uses Mailpiler. > >https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_GAX4nyPJ4tYTV6MDRKSW83akE/view?usp=s >haring > >Steve Miller >Sr. Systems Administrator >NACA – National Office | Boston, MA >smil...@naca.com
