"AutoSelfBCC" option for Mailserver

[pike (Michael Kicks)]

Can NethServer show emails that have been sent via an external device (Photocopier)?

Many softwares or devices allow you to send mails by relying on the company e-mail server. The problem is that they don’t make a copy of the mails sent in “Sent Mail” of the account used if you use direct sending via SMTP. Or you need to edit the sent email, in this case the email should go to “Drafts” of the account but not sent immediately, so you can allow the user to edit it and then send it independently. In the case of the presence of mail client via Web like Webtop, the problem is defi…

@saitobenkei summarize a “custom fragment” interesting enough to create for Postfix a secondary submit port.
If a user submits the messages on this port, every message sent will be automatically copied into the Sent folder.

In my very humble opinion, this feature should be “controlled” like this.

-toggle to enable/disable the feature
everthing follows should be disabled if the upper toggle is not enabled
-numeric field for inserting the custom port. Default should be upper than 1024, the validation should suggest if the ports conflict with any of the services installed.
-toggle to enable listening also from non-trusted networks, default off.
-allow non TLS-connection, default off.

The feature should not be working for non-authenticated users, even in trusted networks. The feature should drop the copy of the message ONLY on the sent folder.

[pike (Michael Kicks)]

UP!
Hoping that this instance will be considered interesting by more persons…

[pagaille (Matthieu Gaillet)]

That reminds me an old question I asked formerly :

How to keep all the members of a shared mailbox in the loop when answering to a mail sent to that shared mailbox?

Hi, Is there a way to configure the mail server so that it automatically adds an email address in CC or BCC when answering to a mail that was originally sent to a particular recipient ? Let me explain : I’d like to keep all the members of a shared mailbox in the loop when someone answers to a mail originally sent to that shared mailbox address. The answer should be sent to the shared mailbox as well, automatically. I think this could actually be generalised to aliases. Thanks for your insight…

The answer were mostly like “bad practise” or “not supported” or “mail is not the right tool to do that”.

I tend to stay convinced that my user case is relevant and that a solution should exist.