Re: How can a copies of all email get forwarded to gmail ?...

[Richard G Riley <rileyrgdev@gmail.com>]

Bastien <bzg@altern.org> writes:

> Don Saklad <dsaklad@zurich.csail.mit.edu> writes:
>
>> How can a copies of all email get forwarded to gmail ?... so all email
>> remains here.
>>
>>> Depends on your mail client.
>>
>>      How do you determine the mail client ?...
>
> I get confused.  
>
> You question is "How can a copies of all email get forwarded to gmail
> ?... so all email remains here.".  Which basically means (at least for
> me) that you want your mail client to copy all of the mail you send to
> your gmail inbox, in order for you to archive them.
>
> My answer: check the documentation of your email client.
>
> Maybe do you send emails from Emacs with M-x mail ?
>
> Then adding a Cc: youraddress@gmail.com should do it.
>
>>> (Please ring at the right door.)
>>
>>      Please explain...
>
> If you don't use Emacs for sending mails, this is the wrong place to
> ask... but maybe I was wrong assuming you were not using Emacs.

gmail doesn't allow you to send email to yourself from the same account
smtp login afaik.