New at Kolab, sent email and total access

[Victor Silva]

Hello Alberto. About the second question, if you use cyrus as backend each
message is stored as a single file on the file system as */var/**spool**/*
*imap**/user/**xxx* assuming you used a stock configuration. If you use a
tool like "less" you can read those messages contained within those files.

Hope it helps.
Em 28/11/2014 07:31, "alby87 at inwind.it" <alby87 at inwind.it> escreveu:

> Hi!
> I'm Alberto Giuffrida, and I'm a co-founder of a small start-up company
> I'm using Kolab for one month and I'm pretty new at this, sorry if I'm
> asking for something of common knowledge
>
> Thanks for having created such a all-in-one easy to configure package, it
> worked flawlessly since the first day after that fateful "setup-kolab"
> command
>
> As this system is for a small company, I need to know two things, and I'm
> humbling asking help from someone more expert than me.
>
> 1)Sending from external clients via SSMTP (like GMAIL) sometimes don't
> save the sent email in the sent folder. There is a way to ensure those
> email are saved in the sent folder?
>
> 2)Can an admin access to a mailbox inside the system? Our policy is to use
> emails only for work-related things, and the "power" to read the other
> mailbox would be used only in extreme situation, but I need to know how to
> do this in emergence cases. I know I can modify the password via the
> webadmin and then read, but I need a more "transparent" solution.
> As an admin, I can access the machine were Kolab is installed.
>
>
> Many thanks for your future replies :)
>
> Bye!
>
> Alberto Giuffrida
>
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