Transfert Mail locally (crontab) to an other mail x@x.com

[Service Informatique_8]

Hello All,
I would like transfer email created from sendmail by the process crontab for example to an other email (administrator@firm.com). I have check all the files of /etc/mail/ but I haven't found. Thank you for your answer.
Best Regards.

[Clemens van Everdingen · Accepted solution]

Hi,

How about your /etc/mail/aliases file.

Here you can specify the address that needs to receive these mail.

C.

[William Whiteford]

Hi,

basically as above, just need to have an entry such as

root : whoever@where-ever.com

in /etc/mail/aliases

then run /usr/bin/newaliases

only problem would be all root mail would then go to that mail address. (assuming it's root's crontab you want mail from)

[Service Informatique_8]

Thank you Clemens van Everdingen,
I have done what you say me :) :

(In file alias, I have put all the line with root to administrator@firm.com)

I have killed the process, and execute newaliases but the process send always to root.

[Clemens van Everdingen]

Hi,

did you do like the example from William ?

And mail still going to root ?

C.

[Service Informatique_8]

Yes William is true.
I have just input a line root : administrator@firm.com
in aliases file and I have what I wanted
Thank you very much for your support Clemens and William
Best regards.
(Excuse me for my english, I'm french ;) )