outgoing mails copy

[sehh]

or you can just modify every single file you want (exim.conf, cpanel_exim_system_filter, etc) and then create patch files that get executed when the files get overwritten, pretty simple.

[fenixer]

Originally Posted by deefour

We added '/etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter_custom' as the System Filter File in WHM under Exim Configuration Editor, which adds

system_filter=/etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter_custom

to our exim.conf, and then put our custom filters there. That file does not get overwritten.

Could you please exactly define where at WHM Exim Configuration Editor's section did you write this system_filter conf????

Thanks so much!

[fenixer]

Up up...... someone??? If someone did it, could save me some testing breaks at production servers...

thanks.

[devilsoulblack]

thanks for shared the code

[tukaramg]

Hello,

You can filter your outgoing emails and collect them on one monitoing email address by adding rules in /etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter

if $header_from contains "@domain.com"
then
unseen deliver monitoring@domain.com
endif

then restart exim service on server.

and check be sending emails from any email account all will get collected at monitoring@domain.com

[TapanB]

Originally Posted by anand

The below catches all incoming as well as outgoing messages for a domain.

PHP Code:

if first_delivery
   and ("$h_to:, $h_cc:" contains "@domain.com")
   or ("$h_from:" contains "@domain.com")
then
   unseen deliver "all-catcher@domain.com"
endif 


For just catching all incoming use the following:

PHP Code:

if first_delivery
   and ("$h_to:, $h_cc:" contains "@domain.com")
then
   unseen deliver "incoming-catcher@domain.com"
endif 


Similarly for catching only all outgoing

PHP Code:

if first_delivery
   and ("$h_from:" contains "@domain.com")
then
   unseen deliver "outgoing-catcher@domain.com"
endif 


Hi,

Can anyone please tell me where to put this code in /etc/antivirus.exim file ?

Thanks.

[Lyttek]

If you're going to do this for more than one domain:

Incoming/Outgoing email copy

I highly recommend using the mailscanner stuff that configserver.com provides.

In any case, if you go this route, it's as simple as using the mailscanner 'archive' features to capture the email and forward it thusly:

in the 'archive.rules' file:

FromOrTo: *origin-domain.com address@sent-to-domain.com

This grabs email that is addressed From or To any address of origin-domain.com and sends it to address@sent-to-domain.com