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What does a Unix mail server do with mail it receives that isn’t to any users on it?
Is there a way to setup a list (one that contains a list of E-mail addresses and where to forward them) that the mail server checks then forwards E-mail it receives even though it isn’t to any user on it? |
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aliases.
if your useing sendmail check /etc/aliases Code:
# Test mail address to these people to mimic an external trading partner external:jim@convict.com,me@warden.com,james@jefro.com Code:
echo This is a test email for the 3 people in my list|mailx -s "Testing Aliases" external Last edited by Optimus_P; 06-13-2001 at 09:19 AM. |
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