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Postfix backup or archieve all emails

Asked by SW111 in Postfix, Email Servers, Linux

I needed to archieve / backup all emails that is coming and going into our mailboxes (multiple virtual domains and users).
We will be using postfix for the mail server.

What I want to achieve is very similiar to:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Linux/Q_21868508.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+bcc+postfix

My questions are:

1. If possible, I wanted to know if we can direct all received emails to INBOX and all sent emails to SENT box of 1 account (say archieve@mydomain.com)

2. how would I go about using mysql instead of hash with the sender_bcc and recipent_bcc mapping? I'm not very good with mysql. Can you please help me with the query I need to put in the sender_bcc.cf and recipent_bcc.cf?

3. Noticed that in the above mentioned post, the file is saved as "/etc/postfix/sender_bcc". Do I need append the suffix ".cf" to the sender_bcc file?

4. I dont really understand the difference between sender & recipient_bcc versus "always_bcc". Is always_bcc better for my situation?

5. The manual at http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html#auto_bcc says that "After applying the canonical and masquerade mappings...". Does it mean I have to perform the canonical & masquerade mappings before using the bcc function?

Thank You so much for helping

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