Bcc on SMTP Message

Good afternoon,

I wonder if you can put a Bcc when sending an email via SMTP from Outlook directly on the server without the user having knowledge.

Or if is another way to do this.

Thank you,
Marcos Pinto

 

you can use always_bcc feature of postfix.

 

How can i do that?

Could you please help me?

 

hi,

if you want to have bcc of all messages passes through postfix, then you may add line

Code:

always_bcc = [email protected]

into your /etc/postfix/main.cf file. This options sends bcc of all messages i.e. incoming as well as outgoing, to [email protected]

Similarly, if you want to tweak the setting, you may use sender_bcc_maps and recipient_bcc_maps feature.

For example: if you want bcc of all outgoing message from a domain1.com, you may create a file with any name in /etc/postfix with something like this:

then run

and
add following line to /etc/postfix/main.cf

The same could be done with recipient_bcc_maps.

You may find details at http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html

Hope this helps, tell me in any further clarification/guidance in the matter required.

Dipesh

 

Hi,

Thank you for you fast replay, and very explaning one.

I create a file in /etc/postfix/bcc_maps with the following:

[email protected] another_sender@another_domain.tld

And add the sender_bcc_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/filename in the main.cf file of postfix.

With this config, i'm able do copy all the e-mail's send from [email protected] to another_sender@another_domain.tld, correct?

Did i do this right?
Tanks a lot for your help.

The ISPConfig project is one of the best Open-Source projects in all aspects.
God whork guys.

 

I am sorry, I was not so clear in writing. you should write

into the main.cf.

and please do not forget to run postmap command and then postfix restart

Dipesh