If you want to archive emails sent by specific addresses in
your mailserver (say, all emails sent by user@domain1.com
are copied to an address, user@copy.com), you can do it pretty easily via the Exim filters. Just do the following:1.) First, add the following in the Main Configuration
section of the Exim configuration file (/usr/local/atmail/mailserver/configure):

system_filter = /usr/local/atmail/mailserver/.filter

2.) Then, create the file described above (/usr/local/atmail/mailserver/.filter), and place the following inside it:

# Exim filter

if ($sender_address MATCHES user@domain1.com) then
unseen deliver user@forwardcopy.com
endif

(Where user@domain.com is your target user, and user@forwardcopy.com is your forward-to user.)

3.) Then, restart the atmailserver service:

/etc/init.d/atmailserver restart

After this, all emails sent by user@domain1.com will be replicated, then sent to user@forwardcopy.com

Sometimes, you will need to archive all messages that pass through your @Mail/Exim installation.This can be useful if you require all messages to be logged for archival/securtiy purposes.

Both incoming and outgoing messages can be logged to a central maildir directory. To enable follow the steps below:

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Q: How are the changes in DST going to affect my @Mail installation?A: @Mail uses a number of operating systems and services that are affected by the changes to DST that take affect this year.@Mail relies on MySQL and is used most often on Linux. Both of these may need to be updated as The Energy Policy Act of 2005 changes the dates for daylight savings time. While this list is by no means exhaustive, you can find most of the information pertaining to your systems online:

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