At 11:02 15.01.01 +0100, you wrote:
>I want to have mail, that comes in to a user on my mailserver
>to be automatically forwarded to another mailadress.
>how do i do this?
>i suspect that this is a sendmail matter, but im trying this
>list first.
>thanks
>/PJ
You're right, this is a sendmail thing. You should use the sendmail aliases
file and define the local address of your user as an alias for his other
address. The syntax is
localusername : remoteaddress
the file "aliases" usually resides in "/etc/mail". Don't forget to re-read
the aliases file into the sendmail aliases database "aliases.db", usually
done by giving
$> newaliases
an the prompt, which is an shell synonym for
$> sendmail -bi
Bye
Joerg
Joerg Bretschneider
Mathematician
HP-UX + SAMBA system administrator
Technical University of Dresden, Civil Engineering
Chair of Applied Informatics in CE
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joerg Bretschneider
Mathematician
HP-UX + SAMBA system administrator
Technical University of Dresden, Civil Engineering
Chair of Applied Informatics in CE
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
