X.400 address aliases ??

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From: Jerry Horton
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1992 21:28

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Could some kind soul explain the simplist/easiest/best way
of aliasing X.400 email addresses?  We have a mixed environment
of UNIX boxes, PCs & Macs (the latter receiving email via POPmail
from our sendmail server ( a DG running SVR4 )).  We have a 
growing need to send email to other government types who have
X.400 only.  The actual sending is no problem, but our users are 
clamoring for an easier way of addressing the long X.400 addresses.

We can set up our own X.400 gateway, but would prefer using 
/etc/aliases, or something similar.  I have attempted to create
aliases in /etc/aliases with a variety of quotes, but without 
success.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
Jerry Horton
jwh@heart.cor.epa.gov

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Subject: X.400 address aliases ??
Summary: How to alias X.400 addresses under sendmail
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