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===Email===
After changing the email settings with a db command run the event
signal-event email-update
====Spamassassin====
Set spamassassin for automatically delete junkmail.
You can change the "days" that spamassassin sets to automatically delete junkmail, to delete after two months
db configuration setprop spamassassin MessageRetentionTime 60
====Keep a copy of all emails====
You may need to keep a copy of all emails sent to or from your email server.
This may be for legal, or other reasons.
The following instructions will create a new user account (maillog) and forward every email that goes through your SME server to it.
First, log onto the server-manager and create the user '''maillog'''
Go to the SME Command Line (logon as root) and issue the following commands:
config setprop qpsmtpd Bcc enabled
config setprop qpsmtpd BccMode bcc
signal-event email-update
The second command is optional; it makes the forwarding of the emails invisible to the end user. Without it, there will be an X-Copied-To: header in each email.
If you want to view the emails, point your email client at the sme and log on as maillog.
[[Category:Howto]]
After changing the email settings with a db command run the event
signal-event email-update
====Spamassassin====
Set spamassassin for automatically delete junkmail.
You can change the "days" that spamassassin sets to automatically delete junkmail, to delete after two months
db configuration setprop spamassassin MessageRetentionTime 60
====Keep a copy of all emails====
You may need to keep a copy of all emails sent to or from your email server.
This may be for legal, or other reasons.
The following instructions will create a new user account (maillog) and forward every email that goes through your SME server to it.
First, log onto the server-manager and create the user '''maillog'''
Go to the SME Command Line (logon as root) and issue the following commands:
config setprop qpsmtpd Bcc enabled
config setprop qpsmtpd BccMode bcc
signal-event email-update
The second command is optional; it makes the forwarding of the emails invisible to the end user. Without it, there will be an X-Copied-To: header in each email.
If you want to view the emails, point your email client at the sme and log on as maillog.
[[Category:Howto]]
