Re: sendmail aliases file

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From: Glenn Pierce
Date: Wed, 23 Oct 1996 00:00

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Jason F. Hollis <jason@fpinet.com> wrote:
: Could someone send me an example of how this is suposed to look?  Thank you,

: Jason Hollis

My sendmail /etc/aliases file looks something like this:

#/etc/aliases
#-----BEGIN FILE-----

postmaster:          	glenn
mailer-daemon:          postmaster
root:                   glenn

#-----END FILE-----

Hope this is of help,

Glenn.

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