Re: [cobalt-users] (no subject)

[Mike Vanecek <nospam99@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Adding to what Rodolfo has said,

I am not sure if this would work on the Qube2 (have not tried it), but ...
could not one set up either a .forward or .procmailrc to accomplish the
forwarding? 

I did find the below script in

 /usr/admsrv/cgi-bin/.Cobalt/userEMail/userEmail.cgi

that would imply that addresses separated by commas should work:

    if( $forwardAddr && !Cobalt::Netutil::netutil_test_emailaddr( $forwardAddr
) ) {
	$info.="The forward email address is not valid. A valid email address
looks like andrew\@cobaltnet.com, for example.";
	$err=1;
    }
    else {
	# everything is fine

	# set forward to
	if( $forwardAddr ) {
	    # build list
	    # $forwardAddr could actually be a comma separated list of aliases
	    $ret = Cobalt::List::alias_set($userName, $forwardAddr);

HTH, Mike.

On Sun, 11 Jun 2000 05:37:16 -0500, Rodolfo Paiz <rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

:>> The Qube2 has an email account support@xxxxxxxxxxx The email must be
:>> forwarded to three other support staff.

BTW, for the original poster, it would be helpful if you put [Qube2] in the
subject as many filter by what is in the subject. Also, these posts go into an
archive and meaningful subjects help folks search the archive later.

:>>
:>> In the account settings you can set a forwarding address. What should
:>> I do for multiple email address?
:>
:>No guarantees that this will work, but try simply separating the email
:>addresses by commas, spaces, or semicolons. Then let us know if it worked...
:>
:>Alternately, more complicated but fairly sure to work: Set up a mailing list
:>that only the Qube can post to, and have those three addresses subscribe to
:>it.


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