I own a dedicated server with a domain, we'll say foobar.com. I use google apps to manage my email SMTP servers.
Now I don't check two gmail inboxes. I have my own
personal one, and then I have foobar.com's inbox from google apps. Naturally the easiest thing to do is just have all foobar's emails forwarded to my
personal one. So then I am only checking 1 inbox. This is all fine and dandy.
I use MSMTP that with a wrapper that uses /etc/aliases. I have it set so any mail attempting to go to root (Things from cron, etc) will go to
[email protected].
So when google app's (foobar.com) gets an email from the email I have setup with it (
[email protected]), it automatically doesn't forward the message. This is a "feature" to gmail/google apps I suppose.
How do I get around it? workarounds? etc. I could just have my alias set to my
personal email but I wanted a place to have all foobar related emails archived in one place (googleapps).