Am thinking you can have a separate mailserver for domain backup.domain.com and have taps archive main.domain.com onto backup.domain.com
Alex On Tue, Aug 2, 2016 at 5:29 PM, Chandran Manikandan <tech2m...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Carl, > Thank you for your support. > Is it work out for fetchmail concept for my queries. > If yes, could any one have the experience kindly help me. > How do i install and configure. > Thank you. > > On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 8:34 PM, CarlC Internet Services Service Desk < > ab...@carlc.com> wrote: > >> *>*In this case, What i am thinking, Why should i make all the emails >> sync with another server or storage disk at the same time when deliver the >> email. >> >> >> >> I’m sure someone else has a better answer, but you could just rsync the >> /home/vpopmail/domains/<nameofdomain> area without a delete [that is the >> default for rsync]. It’s just a matter of how many times you want to run it >> per hour… >> >> >> >> Another possible solution would be to do something like this: >> >> >> >> Create .qmail-<name_of_email_account> for each email account [the >> .qmail-* files go in /home/vpopmail/domains/<domain> directory] with the >> following contents: >> >> >> >> /home/vpopmail/domains/<domain>/<account>/Maildir/ >> >> >> /home/vpopmail/domains/<BACKUP-DOMAIN-AREA>/<account>/Maildir >> >> >> >> For this to work, you just create the >> /home/vpopmail/domains/<BACKUP-DOMAIN-AREA>/<account>/Maildir directories >> with proper vpopmail.vchkpw protections. A copy of all inbound email will >> go to both areas, the live [top] one and the bottom [backup] area. The only >> issue with this solution, you don’t have a copy of any sent items if the >> user is using a web interface [and you want to catch those as well]. >> >> >> >> Again, I’m sure someone on the list has a better way to do this than I. >> >> Carl >> > > > > -- > *Thanks,* > *Manikandan.C* > *System Administrator* >
