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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: jcspercival on August 16, 2004, 04:27:20 PM
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i am hoping to use sme 6.01 as an e-mail server but i would like all e-mails addressed to certain users to be forwarded to a backup address is there any way of doing this? and if so how?
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Very easy,
As you create user, under E-mail delivery, select:
Both deliver locally and forward option.
That's it.
HTH
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for some reason it does'nt show up on the add/edit user pane note my question, any ideas?
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for some reason it does'nt show up on the add/edit user pane note my question, any ideas?
I just checked my 6.0 install and the option is available on the add/edit user pane.
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I just checked my 6.0 install and the option is available on the add/edit user pane.
ANY ideas?
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ANY ideas?
I don't mean to be a cold fish here, but I haven't noticed anyone else reporting this problem. Here are some thoughts:
Have you open the source view in the browser to see if the html is in place but not dispaying correctly?
Are you using a beta release? I am using the 6.0 final release. I have not installed 6.1 yet.
I suppose it may be possible that the html template is screwy but I can't think of a way that would happen if you have followed the simple install methods.[/quote]
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So when you go to the users 'Add Users' panel and then select 'modify' for that specific user there isn't a drop down box called 'Email Delivery'? Or is it that it does and the drop down doesn't give you the option to forward and deliver locally?
Jon
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Are you using a beta release?
am not using a beta release
Or is it that it does and the drop down doesn't give you the option to forward and deliver locally?
and i doessn't give the option, could it be a possible problem with a software mirroring raid copy? after it had to re initialise the raid aa couple of months back?
or do you think a screwy install? (damaged file etc)
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and i doessn't give the option, could it be a possible problem with a software mirroring raid copy? after it had to re initialise the raid aa couple of months back?
or do you think a screwy install?
That does open the door to considering that something got overwritten. I hate to re-install but it may be worth considering.