This is more of an MTA function. I know Postfix can automatically BCC all mail to a mailbox. This would be the way to do it. Don't know about other MTA's..
-Micah On Wednesday 01 September 2004 06:55 pm, Carl St-Jacques wrote: > Hi, > > The idea is to use dbmail has a backup. This email backup will have all > the emails received and sent by a user with the smtp server. All the > emails received will go in the INBOX and all the emails sent will go in > the Sent mailbox. In the event a user loose all his/her emails because > of a hardware or software failure the user will be able to connect to > dbmail and recover them. Thanks for the -m option, I'm now able to do > what I want. > > Thanks. > Carl > > Aaron Stone wrote: > >Carl St-Jacques <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > >>Is there any plan to add some parameters to dbmail-smtp like the > >>mailboxes name for recipient or for sender. The idea is this.... Have a > >>backup of all the emails I sent under the "Sent" mailbox and all the > >>emails I received under "INBOX" mailbox. > > > >When you send a message, your mail client will usually save a copy of that > >message into a "Sent" folder that you can specify. When a message is > >received, dbmail-smtp will deliver that message to your INBOX, unless you > >specify an alternate mailbox using the '-m' option. > > > >I'm not sure why you want dbmail-smtp to touch your outgoing mail. Perhaps > >you can explain this more clearly? > > > >Aaron
