> I currently have 2 postfix servers as our gateway servers hosting our domain. > It is currently configure to receive internet email bound for our domain and > then send it to our ProofPoint servers for hygiene scrubbing. This is all > working great right now, but our Cyber team wanted us to implement a > journaling mailbox/server and bcc all inbound and outbound to/from the > internet emails to thismail...@server.com <mailto:mail...@server.com>. > > How can I create that route so that when I use the always_bcc = > mail...@server.com <mailto:mail...@server.com> that it will not go through my > normal route to our ProofPoint servers.
It depends on how those mails are sent to your proofpoint servers. Perhaps a transport map could help: http://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html /etc/postfix/transport: mail...@server.com smtp:[mx.server.com] where mx.server.com is the MX of server.com (without the [] brackets postfix would request a dns mx lookup for mx.server.com) postmap /etc/postfix/transport Best regards Gerald
