Difference between revisions of "Setup Incoming Email Pipe to Script for Qmail"
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You will need to adjust the permission on the file 600 and ownership to vpopmail.username and then restart qmail. | You will need to adjust the permission on the file 600 and ownership to vpopmail.username and then restart qmail. | ||
| − | chown vpopmail.briansnelsoncom /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com | + | chown vpopmail.briansnelsoncom /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com/.qmail-redirect |
| − | chmod 600 /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com | + | chmod 600 /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com/.qmail-redirect |
===Restart Qmail=== | ===Restart Qmail=== | ||
Revision as of 15:29, 17 March 2014
Pipe incoming Emails to a Script
Some times you want to setup all incoming emails to be piped to a script.
To do this, you will need to create a file like .qmail-redirect in the domain folder, this would be for the user [email protected].
vim /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com/.qmail-redirect
and insert the following to pipe all incoming email to emailscanner.php
| /var/www/html/.emailscanner.php
Check Permisson on your Mail Pipe file
You will need to adjust the permission on the file 600 and ownership to vpopmail.username and then restart qmail.
chown vpopmail.briansnelsoncom /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com/.qmail-redirect chmod 600 /home/vpopmail/domains/briansnelson.com/.qmail-redirect
Restart Qmail
/etc/init.d/smtp restart
or if you have the qmailctl installed
qmailctl restart
