Hey team,

This feels like a question that's been answered before, but Google has turned up nothing, so here I am.

I have a RHEL server running sendmail that sends out a variety of notifications to a huge user base. Today, my manager got an email from that server, with no subject or body in it. Naturally, he's concerned that some of our users might've received similar messages and he wants me to investigate.

I can see that messages are being sent out if I review /var/log/maillog, but it doesn't show me any of the message content. What I want to do is log all outbound messages' contents, including the subject and body.

I realize this can generate a LOT of data very quickly, so naturally I would set up logrotate to clear it out on a pretty frequent basis.

Also, I'm not opposed to changing my mailer daemon (to postfix, for example).

Cheers,
- Rick

A google search shows literally hundreds of results for this, what have you tried so far?

Well, I decided to switch over to Postfix because the main config file has exactly what I'm looking for. The config option is:

always_bcc=journal@localhost

Can someone tell me to configure Postfix to accept all mail destined for the server, regardless of what domain it's for? For example, user@localhost, user@mydomain.com, user@myaliasdomain.com?

Thanks!