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In article <-ng1H!zgcb@atlantis.psu.edu> barr@pop.psu.edu (David Barr) writes:
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|They don't have to apply.  All Bill, Chris, me, and others are saying if
|you want to continue using pathalias, fine, but don't cry when J.
|Random Site on the Internet can't send mail to you, since there's no
|offical system to provide Internet->UUCP gateways for all Internet members.
|Understand?  The solution is to get yourself a registered DNS MX record,
|and a site to MX for you.  Plain and simple.


	It seems logical for sites which are Internet/UUCP
	gateways to declare MX records for all the systems
	that they publish in their pathalias map entries -


		sitex.uucp.	MX	10	mail.mysys.mydom.
		sitey.uucp.	MX	10	mail.mysys.mydom.
		...


	I know we don't do this at my workplace, but there
	seems no obvious reason not to do so.


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