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I'm a helpdesk engineer in small organization<br />
My work-shift is only on weekends, so I want to be able to receive emails that are adderessed to helpdesk distribution group on weekends only, but still be able to get private mails 24/7<br />
Does the goal have a solution?
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I'm a helpdesk engineer in small organization
My work-shift is only on weekends, so I want to be able to receive emails that are adderessed to helpdesk distribution group on weekends only, but still be able to get private mails 24/7
Does the goal have a solution?

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