Hi again,
I have got exim set up to deliver INCOMING messages to our MS Exchange server AND deliver to a backup smtp server running roundcube.
eMail for userA@???<mailto:userA@OurDomain.com> ----> exim ----> MS Exchange ----> Outlook Clients
\----> Roundcube (for Backup and legal archive)
What I need to do now is how do I take copies of outgoing mail and deliver to the senders mailbox on the Roundcube box
e.g.
userA@???<mailto:userA@OurDomain.com> Reply ----> MS Exchange ----> exim ----> internet ----> recipient
\----> Roundcube (userA mailbox)
I assume that I need to
(i) take a copy
(ii) rewrite the recipient address from the sender address.
(iii) route copy to Roundcube server
System Filters seem only to be useful for local delivery to directories/files or pipes.
I am groping in the dark ... :-(
Kind Regards,
Ritchie Fraser
Systems Administrator
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