Mail settings


  The user account dialog contains a section called "Mail settings."
  This section is enabled by the linuxconf mailconf module.

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  In this section, you can set the various email aliases pointing to
  user accounts. The behavior changes slightly for normal user accounts
  and virtual email domain user accounts.

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  This is only available to virtual email domains.

  You can set the maximum size of the inbox (in kilobytes). You can
  select either the domain default maximum size, or override and enter a
  value. Note that this limit is stored in the file
  /var/spool/vmail/THE_domain/user.quota.



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  You can redirect incoming mail message to another account or a remote
  email address. You can redirect to multiple destination.  Specify all
  the destination (addresses) separated by spaces.

  You can also redirect email and keep them local.  To do so, simply
  enter the user login id followed by the remote address.


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  For those users, you can set various email aliases. You can set either
  a simple alias (a name) or a fully qualified alias (name@domain).  The
  later is stored in /etc/mail/virtusertable. If this file does not
  exist on your system, it will be created and a new /etc/sendmail.cf
  must be generated (using linuxconf) to cope with it.

  If an alias is already used (points to another user account), setting
  it here will create a small distribution list.  Both accounts will
  receive the messages for this alias.


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  For this type of account, only simple aliases are supported. They are
  stored in the main alias file of the virtual email domain
  (/etc/vmail/aliases.THE_domain).