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cpanel:email-archiving [2010-11-30 21:36:20] garrett.plasky Approved |
cpanel:email-archiving [2011-07-05 20:45:10] garrett.plasky Approved |
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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: | 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 / | + | <sxh shell>cp -a / |
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: | 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># | + | <sxh bash># |
if (" | if (" | ||
then | then | ||
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then | then | ||
unseen deliver " | unseen deliver " | ||
- | endif</code> | + | endif</sxh> |
Finally, we need to modify the default Exim filter file in the WHM so that this new file is used. Go to //Main >> Service Configuration >> Exim Configuration Editor// and modify the **System Filter File** line; save. | Finally, we need to modify the default Exim filter file in the WHM so that this new file is used. Go to //Main >> Service Configuration >> Exim Configuration Editor// and modify the **System Filter File** line; save. |