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I forward system mail from all my servers to single address and let the Thunderbird to sort them out.
All regular crontab outputs go to subfolder and I will look over them once a day to check for any irregularities but leave daily/security run outputs to inbox. Nothing is sent to /dev/null.
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All mail to root on every machine gets forwarded to my mailbox, where procmail pre-sorts and prunes them into sub-folders. Crontab mail is now limited by using " > /dev/null " -- which means I only get errors emailed to me, nothing more. The nightly jobs do get mailed to me, because I always want to see those.
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On FreeBSD, I let the system reports go into a rotated logfile instead of mail. You can add to /etc/periodic.conf:
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# Daily options daily_output="/var/log/daily.log" # Weekly options weekly_output="/var/log/weekly.log" # Monthly options monthly_output="/var/log/monthly.log" |
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I've got a separate email account for all the server emails and just forward all the root email to this account, then maildrop sorts the emails for me the way I want them.
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