How To Use Archive Mail??

[Antony Stone]

On Thursday 28 August 2003 11:15 pm, Antony Stone wrote:

> On Thursday 28 August 2003 11:10 pm, Jeremy Pirlet wrote:
> > No, no... I was hoping I could use the same format as the spam actions
> > for the "Archive Mail".  I don't want to do spam actions, I just want to
> > be able to forward all email to/from *@domain.com to both
> > a) The person it was intended for (ie joe at domain.com)
> > b) To a email account setup for monitoring (ie monitor at domain.com)
>
> So why not use a combination of the "Spam Actions" and "Non Spam Actions"
> commands?   Put your forwarding address into both of those, and you'll get
> copies of mail whether spam or not.

Just to follow up my own posting, I should add that just because there's a
technical way of doing this, doesn't necessarily mean you're safe to actually
do it.

In the UK we have things like the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, the
Human Rights Act, and legislation covering the interception of
telecommunications etc.   I guess there's going to be something similar in
force in the Minneapolis area too, so I suggest you take a bit of expert
advice before simply forwarding copies of everyone's email to another
account, in case somebody once day decides they'd rather you didn't, and you
suddenly find out you aren't legally allowed to, perhaps.

NB: I am not a lawyer, but I've seen enough of them.

Antony.

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