Archiving

Send copies of all inbound and outbound mail to these addresses

Enter one or more addresses to which you wish to send archival messages. Multiple addresses must be separated by a comma. You may specify local and remote addresses and address aliases.

Archive to Public Folders

Archive inbound mail

Click this check box to save a copy of all inbound messages into the Mail Archive root public folder and its subfolders. By default, this folder is accessible only by the Postmaster via IMAP. If you want to alter the permissions or grant access to more users you can do so by using the Access Control List reached from the Folder Listing screen of Public & Shared Folders.

...archive based on recipient address

Click this option if you want the inbound mail archive to be categorized by the recipient's email address.

Archive outbound mail

Click this check box to save a copy of all outbound messages in the Mail Archive public folder. By default, this folder is only accessible only by the Postmaster via IMAP. If you want to alter the permissions or grant access to more users you can do so by using the Access Control List reached from the Folder Listing screen of Public & Shared Folders.

...archive based on sender address

Click this option if you want the outbound mail archive to be categorized by the sender's email address.

Provide separate archives for each MDaemon domain

Click this option if you want to maintain a separate archive for each domain.

Archive Settings

Include local mailing list messages

When this option is enabled, archived mail will include your mailing list messages.

Include MultiPOP collected messages

Enable this option if you wish to archive messages collected through MDaemon's MultiPOP feature.

Insert "(Archive Copy)" into message Subject header

When this option is enabled, "(Archive Copy)" will be inserted in the Subject: header of archived mail.

Archives should Include messages marked as spam

Enable this option if you wish the archives to include messages that are marked as spam.