Re: Re: Version 0.9.6 Moving a User to an Alias
Max Matslofva <[email protected]> Tue, 23 Nov 2004 09:35:27 +0100
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Tom Diehl wrote:
>
> FWIW, I constantly get complaints about not being able to do this.
> Especially in the case of wanting to redirect someone's mail to someone
> else while they are on vacation. The other complaint is when someone quits
> and they want to forward the mail to someone else permanently.
Hi all
To solve this in Jamm, allways create an alias as the "real" email address and forward it to another accout that the user check for
mail. Then the user can change his alias and forwarding options in jamm.
But this is not an opiton for an existing user.
If you use the SquirrelMail as webmail you can use the Email Forwarding plugin for SquirrelMail to forward mail.
From the SquirrelMail website
Email forwarding for sendmail (or other MTA) that has support for standard .forward files and/or MySQL-support. This plugin is
really two merged into one.
1. You can use it as a simple interface to edit your .forward file. With optional support for keeping a local copy.
2. You can use it to edit forwarding information stored in a MySQL database. This requires that you have a MTA that has support
for this.
I use it with the MySQL option.
/ Max
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