Rewrite the To: address

Hi, I'm stuck right now and need some help. I have a webserver that sends out reports if the users exceed their diskquouta, however it sends to the local user like this: patric.f@lnxweb1.local I made and alias for that address so it goes to the right address and everything, but it still

Re: Rewrite the To: address

Am 29.04.2012 19:33, schrieb Patric Falinder: Hi, I'm stuck right now and need some help. I have a webserver that sends out reports if the users exceed their diskquouta, however it sends to the local user like this: patric.f@lnxweb1.local I made and alias for that address so it goes

Re: Rewrite the To: address

* Patric Falinder patric.falin...@omg.nu: Hi, I'm stuck right now and need some help. I have a webserver that sends out reports if the users exceed their diskquouta, however it sends to the local user like this: patric.f@lnxweb1.local I made and alias for that address so it goes to the

Re: Rewrite the To: address

On 2012-04-29 19:42, Ralf Hildebrandt wrote: * Patric Falinderpatric.falin...@omg.nu: Hi, I'm stuck right now and need some help. I have a webserver that sends out reports if the users exceed their diskquouta, however it sends to the local user like this: patric.f@lnxweb1.local I made and

Re: Configure mail filename

Thanks! I am indeed trying to compress an uncompressed maildir. I am currently using a standard Virtualmin setup (Postfix, Procmail, Dovecot). Enabling compression as explained below works great for sent mail, but I really need to also automatically compress incoming mail. Unfortunately

Re: Configure mail filename

Just wanted to follow up on this in case someone else stumbles across this thread in the future. I've found a fuse module called fusecompress. Initial tests are showing it is working very well and doing exactly what I needed to do without having to change any of my mail setup.