Mail archiver x serial manual#
Mail archiver x serial archive#

I configured the 'relay' account to forward received mail to all the members of the list. Instead of using a list-serve alias, I attempted to create mail accounts that would function as group aliases.

Mail archiver x serial archive#

As a large portion of our internal mail uses these lists, this was a significant impairment of the archive function.Ĥ.

If is on the mailing list, no record is made that Joe received the email. If sends an email to a list, no record is made of Mary's email. However, list-serve email is not archived. Instead, it provides a list-serve function that can be adapted for the same purpose. MDaemon doesn't provide this sort of alias. And, if we maintained the lists, we could easily remove or add addresses as needed. An alias such as 'Booking-Department' or 'Admit-Discharge' is easier than trying to list 5 to 100 people individually. We needed a way to create aliases for multiple recipients so our users could easily manage their email.

So if sends an email to and has the forwarding (relay) option set to forward a copy to Bill sees a message to from There is no indication that was involved in any way.ģ. Instead, a copy of the original email is created from the original sender to the forwarding address. MDaemon's relay (forward) option does not operate like this.

Mail archiver x serial manual#

This 'relay' function (as I call it) is not the same as if you (the client) open an email and select 'forward.' In the manual forward case, your email client typically quotes the original email into the body of a new message and sends the message with the origin being your email address. An MDaemon email account has an option to automatically 'forward' a copy of received emails to other email addresses. The archiving function does not work properly with accounts that use auto-forward to relay mail.Ģ. However, the archive function does not work with 'mailing list' emails. This is a requirement for us and one of the primary reasons I selected the program. MDaemon provides a function that purports to save a copy of all sent or received email to a specified location. In case anyone searches for this, I'll close the loop with the solution.