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Either set up an alias on the server, or create a .forward file in root's home directory (aliases are suggested as the better way of doing it).
vi /etc/mail/aliases add a line such as: root: myemail@mydomain.com Then run the newaliases command. Check the man page for newaliases and aliases. |
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