$$Surgemail Mail redirection$$

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$$Mail Redirection and Aliases$$ | ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced|| $$Switch to$$: ||else|| $$Switch to$$: ||endif||

> $$Surgemail has several address aliasing and mail redirection mechanisms, each will allow mail for one email address to be delivered to alternative destinations. This page combines global and per domain settings$$.

$$Redirection rules$$: | $$Redirection rules are surgemail's primary mail redirection mechanism. These can be defined by the administrator or domain administrator, and are defined at a global or per domain level$$.

> ||include||table.htm||
> Global settings:
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_cc_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_from_desc)||
> ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_from_cc_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_hide_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_iflocal_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_fallback_desc)||
> ||endif||
> ||include||domain_select.htm||
> ||lang_get(redirect_desc)||
> ||lang_get(redirect_cc_desc)||
> ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced||
> ||lang_get(redirect_hash_desc)||
> ||lang_get(fallback_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_cc_attach_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_ignore_errors_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_newmid_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_noautocreate_rules_desc)||
> ||lang_get(g_redirect_ses_desc)||
> ||lang_get(redirect_max_desc)||
> ||endif|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced||
> ||else||
> ||endif|| ||ifdef||settings_saved||$$settings saved$$||endif|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced|| ($$switch back to$$ $$standard$$ $$mode$$) ||else|| ( 12 $$additional settings in$$ $$advanced$$ $$mode$$) ||endif||

$$Aliases$$: | $$Surgemail aliases encompass three related but slightly different features$$ - $$Users can create their own account aliases$$. - $$The domain user file provides an efficient method for hosting accounts across many domains$$. - $$Per domain alias files for backward comaptibility$$

> ||include||table.htm|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced||
> $$User created aliases$$:
> ||lang_get(g_user_alias_file_desc)||
> ||endif||
> $$Edit user alias configuration file$$
> ||lang_get(g_user_alias_desc)||
> ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced||
> $$Domain user file$$:
> ||lang_get(g_domuser_file_desc)||
> $$Edit domain user file$$
> $$Per domain alias file for unix compatibility (change domain in previous section)$$:
> ||lang_get(alias_file_desc)||
> ||endif|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced||
> ||else||
> ||endif|| ||ifdef||settings_saved||$$settings saved$$||endif|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced|| ($$switch back to$$ $$standard$$ $$mode$$) ||else|| ( 3 $$additional settings in$$ $$advanced$$ $$mode$$) ||endif||

$$Forwarding rules$$: | $$Forwarding rules are stored in the authentication database and may be modified by each user individually. This is the last of the redirection mechanisms prior to mail delivery and may be overridden by redirection rules or aliases$$.

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> $$To configure forwarding rules lookup the account and press Forwarding button$$.
> ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced|| ||endif|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced|| ||else|| ||endif|| ||ifdef||settings_saved||$$settings saved$$||endif|| ||ifequal||displaymode||advanced|| ($$switch back to$$ $$standard$$ $$mode$$) ||else|| ( $$no additional settings in$$ $$advanced$$ $$mode$$) ||endif||