Redirect all outgoing emails

[iDev247]

Hi everyone,

Here's what I'm trying to do to complete my rocking development server.

I would like all outgoing email on my Ubuntu server to be redirected to one email address (internal or external). I don't have any mail server installed yet (I'll probably use postfix unless you have another suggestion).

The reason I would like this to work is because I'm a web developer working on multiple projects. When I start working on a new project I would like to be able to test some of the forms and features in the web application (PHP) without having emails sent to the email address configured in the application. I can always change configurations but having my development server forward the emails would save me lots of trouble.

Example:
If one of my php application sends an email to: user1@domain.com, user3@domain4.com... I would like all of them to forward to myemail@domain.com

Please let me know if this is possible. If you need any additional information feel free to let me know.

Thanks,
Pat

[Bachstelze]

You could do that ussing a catch-all virtual alias for all your domains:

http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_READM...#virtual_alias

[iDev247]

You could do that ussing a catch-all virtual alias for all your domains:

http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_READM...#virtual_alias

I'll try to experiment with this and will reply when I have an update.

Is it possible to do domain wildcard with this? The sites I'm developing are have about 2000+ users/memberships using different email addresses. It would be pain in the but inserting every domain name.

Any suggestion?

[davidcyber00]

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