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Email and Groupware / Re: External Alias forwarding to more than one address
« on: September 10, 2022, 11:53:51 pm »
btw - the LDAP scheme does not need any change for that.
in the example above the CN=team1@example.org,CN=alias,CN=mail,CN=zentyal,CN=Configuration,<baseDN of your server>
just needs a second entry in the attribute maildrop.
Then postfix will forward the mail to both (or more) addresses.
So I think this would just need some change in the webadmin UI...
Tried it using phpLDAPAdmin to change the attribute value...
regards
Lukas
in the example above the CN=team1@example.org,CN=alias,CN=mail,CN=zentyal,CN=Configuration,<baseDN of your server>
just needs a second entry in the attribute maildrop.
Then postfix will forward the mail to both (or more) addresses.
So I think this would just need some change in the webadmin UI...
Tried it using phpLDAPAdmin to change the attribute value...
regards
Lukas
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Email and Groupware / Re: add mail alias to user on command line
« on: September 06, 2022, 07:46:55 pm »
In case someone else has the same question - this is a little script I hacked together myself. Use it at your own risk - as it was used just to migrate stuff it comes without much error checking and no guarantee of not breaking a lot of things...
It expects the desired alias as first argument, the username of the user as second and the email of the user as third argument.
regards
Lukas
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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use EBox;
use EBox::Samba::User;
use EBox::MailAliasLdap;
use EBox::Global;
EBox::init();
my $malias = $ARGV[0];
my $myuser = $ARGV[1];
my $mymail = $ARGV[2];
my $users = EBox::Global->modInstance('users');
my $mailAliasLdap = EBox::MailAliasLdap->new();
my $user = EBox::Samba::User->new(samAccountName => $myuser );
if(($mailAliasLdap->aliasExists($malias)))
{
print "$malias belongs to @{$mailAliasLdap->accountsByAlias($malias)} \n";
}
else
{
$mailAliasLdap->addUserAlias($user, $malias, $mymail);
print "Added alias $malias \n";
}
It expects the desired alias as first argument, the username of the user as second and the email of the user as third argument.
regards
Lukas
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Email and Groupware / add mail alias to user on command line
« on: August 27, 2022, 10:34:33 pm »
HI!
To import existing mail aliases to existing users on a zentyal 7 server I would love to do that via command line.
I found a script dating back from 2012 - this does not work anymore.
Any hint how to add mail aliases from the command line e.g. via perl script?
thanks
Lukas
To import existing mail aliases to existing users on a zentyal 7 server I would love to do that via command line.
I found a script dating back from 2012 - this does not work anymore.
Any hint how to add mail aliases from the command line e.g. via perl script?
thanks
Lukas
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Email and Groupware / External Alias forwarding to more than one address
« on: August 27, 2022, 10:31:58 pm »
HI!
Is it possible to add an External Alias to a virtual mail domain so it forwards to several external addresses?
I want to achieve:
Incoming mail for team1@example.org is forwarded to member1@otherdomain1.org AND to member2@otherdomain2.org AND to member3@otherdomain3.org
As far as I can see I can only enter one destination mail address into the gui - but for postfix several destination addresses are no problem. In my SQL-driven postfix I just add several lines into the database - one for each destination. In the above example that would create three lines into my database:
team1@example.org -> member1@otherdomain1.org
team1@example.org -> member2@otherdomain2.org
team1@example.org -> member3@otherdomain3.org
Any idea how to get that behaviour?
regards
Lukas
Is it possible to add an External Alias to a virtual mail domain so it forwards to several external addresses?
I want to achieve:
Incoming mail for team1@example.org is forwarded to member1@otherdomain1.org AND to member2@otherdomain2.org AND to member3@otherdomain3.org
As far as I can see I can only enter one destination mail address into the gui - but for postfix several destination addresses are no problem. In my SQL-driven postfix I just add several lines into the database - one for each destination. In the above example that would create three lines into my database:
team1@example.org -> member1@otherdomain1.org
team1@example.org -> member2@otherdomain2.org
team1@example.org -> member3@otherdomain3.org
Any idea how to get that behaviour?
regards
Lukas
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