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    Default auto delete of email when forwarded?

    Hi,

    I wonder if there is any auto delete for emails which got forwarded.
    I have some users on the server which forwarding there email address to another account - problem is that the mailboxes are getting larger and larger and I have to delete them manualy.

    Is there a fix??
    Help appreciated
    Thanks

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    remove the pop box and just use the forwarder if they never log into the account to delete it kind of a waste having it
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    If you want emails to be forwarded only and not kept on the server, then you do NOT need pop3 email accounts on the server. You have already setup email forwarders. If you are going to have pop3 + forwarder then emails will NOT be deleted from pop3 automatically because what you are trying to do with that is have them stored on the server (pop3) AND forward a copy (forwarder). A forwarder does NOT need a pop3 account.

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    thanks for all that so far.
    But I still need the email address so I have to set up a box, correct?
    The thing is that we have a domain xxx.com, so we want to use info@xxx.com, this will be forwarded to collectsmail@aaa.com.

    But we do need the address info@xxx.com. believe that as soon as I create an email account a pop3 box is created.

    I don't understand how we can forward an email which does not exists (so it would go into the :blackwhole

    Appreciate your help

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    first off you shuld use :fail: instead of blackhole


    info@xxx.com would be an alias and would forward all others alias's that you don't have forwarders set up for would bounce (or in your case since your using blackhole would disapear)
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    thanks, can you explain what the difference is between blackwhole and fail?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wildnis
    thanks, can you explain what the difference is between blackwhole and fail?
    :blackhole: means the mail disapears and no failed message is sent out.
    :fail: means messages will fail, and an error message will be produced and sent back to the user.
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    thanks for your help!!

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