stu Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 Hi there firstly - am I right in expecting that a forwarder should send email to the "forward address" and then delete the email from the tch server? If so, I have a problem with one of my clients emails - email to his domain on tch is forwarded to a personal account, *but* the email is still remianing on the server. Eventually he hits the mailbox limit. I haven't found any way to set up the forwarder to remove the email once forwarded. It seems like there is a simple answer to this, but for the life of me I can't find it. ...stu Quote
TCH-Don Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 Forwards are not for e-mail accounts. forwards normally are just an aliases that is forwarded to a real address. As you have discovered if you use a real account it will build up. Also be careful about forwarding to an AOL account with out authorizing it in the AOL account or it may be marked a spam Quote
bellringr Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 Yikes!! I did not know that! I'm glad you said something. I went into my e-mail and had almost 250 messages sitting there. Quote
stu Posted May 3, 2004 Author Posted May 3, 2004 Forwards are not for e-mail accounts. forwards normally are just an aliases that is forwarded to a real address. As you have discovered if you use a real account it will build up. Also be careful about forwarding to an AOL account with out authorizing it in the AOL account or it may be marked a spam Thanks Don, in that case, what is the best procedure for getting email to a domain on tch to be sent to another email address, without this happening? On other servers I used to have the option to 'redirect email' and I assumed that the forwarder was the same. So to be clear, I have a domain on tch - thisdomain.org.nz I set up an email for a person: freda@thisdomain.org.nz but freda doesn't want to (or can't) set up another pop check on her email programme, and wants the email to be automatically sent to freda@homemaildomain.org.nz What do you recommend to do that? ...stu PS - I dead the thread about fwding to AOL, and I see the point there. Will check with their ISP about how they deal with spam reporting. Quote
TCH-Bruce Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 Stu, Just create a forwarder for the @thisdomain.org.nz to the @homemaildomain.org.nz and do not create an email account for it. You will get the results you desire. If you already have an account created, just delete it. Quote
stu Posted May 3, 2004 Author Posted May 3, 2004 Stu, Just create a forwarder for the @thisdomain.org.nz to the @homemaildomain.org.nz and do not create an email account for it. You will get the results you desire. If you already have an account created, just delete it. Oh boy - that easy. Thanks heaps Quote
TCH-Bruce Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 Don't forget to put the user name with the address. So it would be: user@thisdomain.org.nz and user@homemaildomain.org.nz Just making it clear. Quote
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