Jul 9, 2025 · Jul 8, 2025
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            ;
        };

 Use the ``allowed_recipients`` option to specify exceptions to the behavior defined
 in the ``recipients`` option; allowing emails directed to these specific recipients
 to maintain their original destination:
 Use the ``allowed_recipients`` option to specify a "whitelist": this will allow emails directed to these specific recipients
 to maintain their original destination, as well as being sent to the destinations defined in ``recipients``:

 ..configuration-block::

        };

 With this configuration, all emails will be sent to ``youremail@example.com``,
 except for those sent to ``internal@example.com``, ``internal-monitoring@example.fr``,
 etc.,whichwill receive emails as usual.
 and in addition, those sent to ``internal@example.com``, ``internal-monitoring@example.fr``,
 etc., will receive emails as usual.

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		;
		};

		Use the ``allowed_recipients`` option to specify exceptions to the behavior defined
		in the ``recipients`` option; allowing emails directed to these specific recipients
		to maintain their original destination:
		Use the ``allowed_recipients`` option to specify a "whitelist": this will allow emails directed to these specific recipients
		to maintain their original destination, as well as being sent to the destinations defined in ``recipients``:

		..configuration-block::

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		};

		With this configuration, all emails will be sent to ``youremail@example.com``,
		except for those sent to ``internal@example.com``, ``internal-monitoring@example.fr``,
		etc.,whichwill receive emails as usual.
		and in addition, those sent to ``internal@example.com``, ``internal-monitoring@example.fr``,
		etc., will receive emails as usual.

		..versionadded::7.1

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