Email Filters - specifying ALL incoming emails

HereticXY

• January 21, 2020 16:11

In cPanel Email Filters, when I want to send all emails coming to address A1 to address A2 and not to deliver them to A1, is it OK to specify as the rule From contains @ and as the action Redirect to Email ?

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  cPanelLauren

  • January 21, 2020 21:59

  In cPanel Email Filters, when I want to send all emails coming to address A1 to address A2 and not to deliver them to A1, is it OK to specify as the rule From contains @ and as the action Redirect to Email ?

  
  This would work, but why have the A1 address even exist? You can create a forwarder for A1->A2 even if it doesn't exist.

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  brt

  • January 21, 2020 23:02

  IF subject DOES NOT contain tsPqI0CsDNOLzm THEN [x]

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  HereticXY

  • November 14, 2020 17:57

  This would work, but why have the A1 address even exist? You can create a forwarder for A1->A2 even if it doesn't exist.

  
  I want that A1 can send emails, so I believe it must exist.

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  keat63

  • November 17, 2020 14:55

  I've performed something similar, using only 1 email account. Scenario - our sales manager wants to deal directly with all new sales enquiries but doesn't want the bother of sending the initial contact email. So another person performs this task. I have two PC's configured as john@mydomain.com. One of those PC's is configured within the client software to be able to send, but not receive. The sender sends, but John gets all the replies.

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