# Monitor incoming and outgoing mails with BCC

This tutorial describes how to configure your iRedMail server to monitor incoming and outgoing mails with BCC, via iRedAdmin-Pro or other tools.

Important notes:

- the destination email address used to store emails must exist. In this tutorial, they're `outbound@example.com` and `inboud@example.com`.

- Multiple BCC destination addresses are NOT supported by Postfix.

## Manage BCC settings with iRedAdmin-Pro

With iRedAdmin-Pro, you can configure BCC easily.

- For per-domain BCC settings, please go to domain profile page, then you can manage BCC settings under tab `BCC`.
- For per-user BCC settings, please go to user profile page, then you can manage BCC settings under tab `BCC`.

## SQL: Manage BCC settings with SQL command line tools

We take MySQL backend for example, but the SQL commands should work with PostgreSQL too.

- To add per-domain bcc settings for domain `mydomain.com`, you can add below records in SQL database `vmail`:

    -- BCC outgoing emails to 'outbound@example.com'
    mysql> INSERT INTO sender_bcc_domain (domain, bcc_address, active, created)
           VALUES ('mydomain.com', 'outbound@example.com', 1, NOW());

    -- BCC incoming emails to 'inbound@example.com'
    mysql> INSERT INTO recipient_bcc_domain (domain, bcc_address, active, created)
           VALUES ('mydomain.com', 'inbound@example.com', 1, NOW());

- To add per-user bcc settings for user `user@mydomain.com`, you can add below records in SQL database `vmail`:

    -- BCC outgoing emails to 'outbound@example.com'
    mysql> INSERT INTO sender_bcc_user (username, bcc_address, domain, active, created)
           VALUES ('user@mydomain.com', 'outbound@example.com', 'mydomain.com', 1, NOW());

    -- BCC incoming emails to 'inbound@example.com'
    mysql> INSERT INTO recipient_bcc_user (username, bcc_address, domain, active, created)
           VALUES ('user@mydomain.com', 'inbound@example.com', 'mydomain.com', 1, NOW());

## LDAP: Manage BCC settings with phpLDAPadmin or other LDAP client tools

- For per-domain BCC settings, you can add below LDAP attribute/value pairs for domain object:

    # per-domain sender bcc
    enabledService=senderbcc
    domainSenderBccAddress=outbound@example.com

    # per-domain recipient bcc
    enabledService=recipientbcc
    domainRecipientBccAddress=inbound@example.com

- For per-user BCC settings, you can add below LDAP attribute/value pairs for user object:

    # per-user sender bcc
    enabledService=senderbcc
    userSenderBccAddress=outbound@example.com

    # per-user recipient bcc
    enabledService=recipientbcc
    userRecipientBccAddress=inbound@example.com

## Monitor all inbound and outbound

To monitor all inbound and outbound on the server, please specify the email address used to receive BCCed email in Postfix parameter `always_bcc`. For example:

    always_bcc = user@domain.com

Then all inbound and outbound will be BCCed to `user@domain.com`.

## Screenshot of iRedAdmin-Pro

Per-domain bcc settings:

Per-user bcc settings: