Hello
I'm using Debian 5.0.4 with shell access only, exim4 and mutt.
I would like 'all' outgoing mail sent by any/all users to be auto'ed CC (not BCC) to a specified e-mail account for auditing purposes.
I do have it working for BCC using 'unseen', but I really want it be CC.
I have spent hours of searching/reading/testing and have not been able to find out how.
I have seen it done on other shells I've been on as a user; any mail that I sent out, I did not see it was being CC'd but once the recipient received it was also addressed 'toaddr@thatshell.com').

It's not practical to add an alias for every user on the system (/etc/aliases) and to remember to do so each time adding a user.
If I set in etc/profile alias mail= mail toaddr
Users can still find ways around that.

Thank you very much

Sounds like you want to grab the mail as it passes through exim. This link might help

http://www.devco.net/archives/2006/0...using_exim.php

Thank you redgoblin
Yes I'm using a similar method as in the link you posted, 'unseen'
which will BCC a copy of all e-mail to a specified address. Works great.
I was just wondering/hoping there is a more transparent method so it is done in CC.

btw if you change unseen to seen it then redirects all e-mail to the specified address, meaning recipient never receives it.