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Re: 10.4 Server Postmaster not received email


I had this problem also. As I understand it, Postmaster email goes to
root. You need to have the root mail sent to you (you can have root
and postmaster mail go to different accounts). That involves the CLI.
Do the following

in /etc/aliases

# Person who should get root's mail. Don't receive mail as root!
root:           email@hidden



Remember to process the aliases file. See the Mail Admin Docs for a good
how-to.


This has until recently always worked for me. Now (maybe after 10.4.3 update?) I notice that all my virtual hosts postmaster-account is no longer forwarded to my root-account.
Did anyone else notice this? I thought it was quite convenient that all postmaster-accounts to all virtual hosts were automatically delivered to 1 mailbox. Did something change in this respect?

Thanks,

Jaco

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