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Is there a record of emails sent from smf

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Storman™:

--- Quote ---Not something I've ever looked at. But, won't they all be in your "Sent" items, in CPanel>Mail>Webmail?
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Might be wrong, but think they only get recorded if the send is initiated by the webmail client.

floridaflatlander:

--- Quote from: ApplianceJunk on May 15, 2012, 10:28:25 AM ---
--- Quote from: floridaflatlander on May 15, 2012, 10:18:47 AM ---I'll have to check into it,

I saw a list of @mail, horde, roundcube, squirrelmail, boxtrapper, email filtering and email trace. I don't have slightest idea how these work or which is the best or allmost the best.

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I don't think you seen that in SMF.
Maybe your thinking of cPanel.

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Yeah, I saw the above on my cpanel

MrPhil:

--- Quote from: Storman on May 15, 2012, 10:36:22 AM ---
--- Quote ---Not something I've ever looked at. But, won't they all be in your "Sent" items, in CPanel>Mail>Webmail?
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Might be wrong, but think they only get recorded if the send is initiated by the webmail client.

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I suspect that @Storman is right. The "sent" list is kept only for those emails going through the email client. SMF is bypassing any email clients and talking directly to the network email support (via either PHP or SMTP interface). If you want SMF to remember all the emails it's sent, you'd have to modify it to store a copy. What might be easier is adding to the email interface a BCC or CC entry hard coded to send a copy to some dedicated email account.

floridaflatlander:

--- Quote from: MrPhil on May 15, 2012, 11:39:07 AM ---If you want SMF to remember all the emails it's sent, you'd have to modify it to store a copy. What might be easier is adding to the email interface a BCC or CC entry hard coded to send a copy to some dedicated email account.

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I'd have to modify php for email to bcc or cc wouldn't I? I don't see an area to enter a bcc or cc in smf's email form.

MrPhil:
Yeah, you'd have to modify the PHP code that generates the email. For PHP, it's the mail() call's header parameters you'd have to add a CC or BCC to. For SMTP it's probably something similar.

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