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From: John Smith on 7 Jul 2010 19:28
I'm a new system administrator at a small startup company.
My boss wants to prevent propriety info from being send
thru the mail. So I'm to take a sample of the mail at periodic
intervals and then go thru these manually as I have time.
The ones that are ok, get sent to their destination. The ones
having some kind of issue are sent to the boss who is at
another location. All that I read basically said to sort of hack
at sendmail.

thanks for the input,
glen
From: Grant Taylor on 7 Jul 2010 19:59
John Smith wrote:
> I'm a new system administrator at a small startup company. My boss
> wants to prevent propriety info from being send thru the mail. So
> I'm to take a sample of the mail at periodic intervals and then go
> thru these manually as I have time. The ones that are ok, get sent
> to their destination. The ones having some kind of issue are sent to
> the boss who is at another location. All that I read basically said
> to sort of hack at sendmail.

It sounds like you want the mail that is to be sampled to be held (not
delivered) until after it is reviewed. Correct?

If this is the case, you could configure sendmail to quarantine messages
and not actually deliver them until they are ""cleared.

If you don't want to manually ""clear all messages, just some of them,
you will need to set something up to periodically ""clear some of the
messages, leaving just the ones for you to manually ""clear.

> thanks for the input,

*nod*



Grant. . . .
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