>>Our unix system here uses a kind of strange distributed aliases system-
>>running newaliases affects /etc/aliases on all machines. So getting
>>mailman to work in the traditional sense wouldn't be acceptable at my
>>site.
>Does /etc/aliases get replaced every time or they just run "newliases"?
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Luke wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Our unix system here uses a kind of strange distributed aliases system-
> running newaliases affects /etc/aliases on all machines. So getting
> mailman to work in the traditional sense wouldn't be acceptable at my
> site.
>
Does /etc/aliases get
Hello all,
Our unix system here uses a kind of strange distributed aliases system-
running newaliases affects /etc/aliases on all machines. So getting
mailman to work in the traditional sense wouldn't be acceptable at my
site.
I do, however, have root access on my own machine. So I could crea
