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Good day.There is a mail box test@myhome.ru. The employee has left and has asked, that its mail all was sent on tets@external.ru, but by rules it is necessary, that its box has been removed.Whether I CAN having removed its box, to organize a redirect of all letters?

[287 byte] By [Dromanov79] at [2007-11-26 11:41:04]

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# 1

What you want is called, "forwarding". You add it to the ldap record, and remove "mailbox" from the delivery section.

jay_plesset at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

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# 2

Simply there was an employee, it had a mail box for example test@domain.ru.

Now he has left and asks that all mail forwarded on its mail box for example test@yahoo.com.

But thus, he should not have the right to write mail from test@domain.ru. That is my mail server, will act as a sluice, without the right of preservation of mail and sending of the letter from its account.

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 3

exactly what I suggested will do for you.

jay_plesset at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 4

I'm sorry, but I cannot find where it to make.Where exactly it to do?

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 5

Since you've never shared your version, as I request from all questioners, I can't point you towards the correct documentation.

jay_plesset at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 6

ohh i'm sorry. My platform is Java systems messaging Server 6 Q2 2004

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 7

Ok.

You have some options.I suggest that you:

1. change the user's password, so they can no longer log into your server.

2. Use comm-admin or an ldap editor to change:

A.Change the value of "mailDeliveryOption from "mailbox" to "forward"

B. Add the mail address you wish mail to be forwarded to to the "mailForwardingAddress".

done.

http://docs.sun.com/source/817-5702/schatt.html#wp40578

jay_plesset at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 8

Thanks!But I have adjusted all through http :), and have then analysed that has changed.

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 9

Jay,

I have still a question:

I want on Sun Java SE to create the robot of dispatch, for example:

1. The user writes on test@domain.ru

2. From this address to him the letter with already hammered text, for example with the schedule of a room if the user once again will write the letter should come once again and so on comes.

It is necessary that it worked only at office, without an opportunity of sending of letters in outside of.

Whether it is possible?

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 10

> Jay,

> I have still a question:

> I want on Sun Java SE to create the robot of

> dispatch, for example:

I have no idea what you mean, here. Alas. . .

> 1. The user writes on test@domain.ru

Do you mean, "a random user sends a mail to 'test@domain.ru'"?

> 2. From this address to him the letter with already

> hammered text, for example with the schedule of a

> room if the user once again will write the letter

> should come once again and so on comes.

> It is necessary that it worked only at office,

> without an opportunity of sending of letters in

> outside of.

I cannot understand what it is you're saying, here. I'm sorry.

I think perhaps you're asking if the user, the user that you have forwarded the account of, can continue to send mail through your server.

The answer is, that unless he is inside your system, he cannot send mail out. To send mail out, he would have to authenticate to your server. Since you changed his password, he can no longer authenticate.

> Whether it is possible?

jay_plesset at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 11

It is the new problem which has been not connected with previousIt is necessary for me, that all internal users at sending the letter on the address test@domain.ru, received the constant answer, for example the schedule.That is to adjust the post robot

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 12

I am having serious problems understanding what it is you want.

I think you're asking for a message to be sent automatically to anybody that sends a mail to "test@domain.ru".

That's what we call, "autoreply"

You create the message, and turn it on pretty easily, by logging into webmail as the user, "test".

select "options"

select "Vacation Message"

Fill in what text you want in the reply. Set number of days between mails for each sender that you want the server to wait, before sending another reply out. Zero will cause the system to send out replies every time.

You can have a different message for "internal" users and "external" users, if you like.

jay_plesset at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

# 13

OK.Thanks!

Dromanov79 at 2007-7-7 11:42:59 >

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