Looking for a tiny MTA

Hi guys.
I'am looking for a tiny MTA only to forward my user mails to my real mailbox.
Perhaps there is a smarter solution than using a MTA daemon. A script using msmtp/ssmtp or so...
Thanks in advance
Andreas
Last edited by echasslau (2010-08-30 21:52:09)

echasslau wrote:I've never had mails in my mbox file. But outputs of crons should be there...
man crond
You can send the output anywhere you want (-m), you can use a script (-M) so I guess you could just append it to the end of a file?
Last edited by vacant (2010-08-31 07:51:02)

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