text: Q:
  
  Set up and forward mail from linux server to someone's inbox?
  
  I just made a website for someone who used to have a yahoo small business account so they could check "username@domain.com" mail through their yahoo interface.  Now they are not getting their email anymore probably because I changed the DNS records to point the domain to my server.  How can I accept the email that he receives and forward to another email account?  Is there anyway for me to not even receive the email and direct right to another email account he owns such as his aol account?
  
  A:
  
  If you have a mail server set up, you could try just adding an entry to the /etc/aliases file, something like:
  friend:newaddress@somedomain.com
  
  would redirect all mail you received address to friend@{any domain you receive mail for} to the new address. This is making a lot of assumptions about the mail setup on your server, and will probably require a little more configuration than that do do what you want.
  If the problem is DNS related however, you could probably just add an MX record pointing to wherever the DNS records pointed to previously. Then mail would go where it did before you made any changes and you shouldn't need to do anything else.
  
  