Problem solved -- by none other than Philip Hazel (imagine that!)
I'll give the reference here, but first a reminder (which I SHOULD have
remembered myself!)
"__________________
SEARCH FIRST... ASK SECOND "
Had I "searched first," I would have found:
http://www.exim.org/mailman/htdig/exim-users/Week-of-Mon-20030120/048851.html
And once I inserted the five lines of code with a bit of annotation so I'd
know how I got there, I HUPed exim and tested it.
No particular surprise, but it WORKED!!!!
Thank you again, ph10!!!!
(Now if I can figure out how to get my return address to stop saying
"postmaster" . . . (LOL) )
Chuck Moore
Chuck@???
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On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, postmaster wrote:
> I need to know how to get exim to put a copy of every outgoing message
> into a local mailbox (call it "xyz")
>
> Our boss is a "micro-manager" !!! (of the Nth order). But, he owns the
> place, pays the bills, and he's a nice guy. He just wants to know that
> business is business.
>
> So, he wants a copy of every incoming and outgoing email put in his
> mailbox.
>
> I am using exim-4.10-1 (getting ready to upgrade to 4.20, but that
> shouldn't matter). I am successful at copying all incoming mail to his
> mailbox by the following lines in /etc/aliases
>
> # Sample lines from /etc/aliases
>
> chamoo: xyz, \chamoo
> tom: xyz, \tom
> dick: xyz, \dick
> harry: xyz, \harry
> xyz: xyz
> # No need to copy mail to xyz since it is
> # directed to the person who wants
> # to see it anyway!
>
> But, I need to know how to put copies of OUTGOING mail into rcd's mailbox.
> Can anyone help??
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Chuck
>
> P.S. He KNOWS he won't be getting copies of MY mail! (LOL)
>
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