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cpanel:email-archiving [2010-06-11 20:00:35]
garrett.plasky 		cpanel:email-archiving [2010-11-30 21:36:20]
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 =====Email Archiving with cPanel and Exim===== =====Email Archiving with cPanel and Exim=====
-If you're interesting in saving a copy of all incoming and outgoing mail for a particular domain, look no further! This can be expanded a little further to include all domains on the server or other stipulations, however we are going to include the config for a single domain.+If you're interested in saving a copy of all incoming and outgoing mail for a particular domain, look no further! This idea can be expanded a little further to include all domains on the server or other stipulations, however we are going to include the config for a single domain.
  
-First we'll need to make a copy of the existing cPanel Exim filter so our rules don't get overwritten by cPanel, so get into the shell as root:+First we'll need to make a copy of the existing cPanel Exim filter so our rules don't get overwritten by cPanel, so get into the shell as root and execute:
  
 <code console># cp -a /etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter /etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter_modified</code> <code console># cp -a /etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter /etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter_modified</code>
  
-In this new file, insert the following at the bottom, modifying **domain.com** to the domain of your choosing and the email addresses appropriately as well:+In this new file, insert the following at the bottom, modifying **domain.com** to the domain of your choosing and the email addresses **(incoming|outgoing)@domain.com** appropriately as well:
  
 <code>#Incoming/Outgoing Email Archiving <code>#Incoming/Outgoing Email Archiving