Eduardo wrote: > > Hi folks, these days I was wondering how can I set up my Debian to > send my cron mails to my company's mail.
The easiest way I found is to use a .forward file in the home directory of the user that receives root's mail (unless it is root himself, in which case the file goes into /root.) You can check this in the /etc/aliases file (look for a "root: someusername" line.) The only think in the .forward file is the email address to which you are forwarding mail. > I already have a SMTP at my ISP where I use my thunderbird to send > messages and I want to use this SMTP I use in thunderbird to exim4 > send mails by. Use "dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config" I would expect there are lots of HOWTOs on this (too lazy to search right now.) If there genuinely aren't, then tell me and I will write one as best as I can. Hope this helps. -- George Borisov DXSolutions Ltd
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