I'm not a sysadmin and I'm struggling with the Postfix docs - they
assume a lot of knowledge!
I know this is a simple request, but I'd very much appreciate a reply
as I'm running out of ideas.
Postfix is installed on a web-host. Its only job is to send outgoing
mail from the server via SMTP,
This is working fine apart from cron messages and postfix messages. I
want to forward them off the machine to my personal hosted IMAP
account, but can't figure out how.
So please help out a newbie - I'm under the cosh time-wise and it
would be much appreciated!
Geoff
> Postfix is installed on a web-host. Its only job is to send outgoing
> mail from the server via SMTP,
> This is working fine apart from cron messages and postfix messages. I
> want to forward them off the machine to my personal hosted IMAP account,
> but can't figure out how.
Set in your crontab the variable MAILTO=yo...@ddre.ss, so every output
from scripts executed via cron will be send to this address.
> So please help out a newbie - I'm under the cosh time-wise and it would
> be much appreciated!
You also can set an alias in /etc/aliases
cheers
You put me on the right track - I was looking for the solution in the
wrong place (postfix settings).
For the postfix and other root messages I've created a .forward file
in root, which seems to be doing the trick.
Geoff
ACK that works either.
cheers