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Real simple answer, switch to Postfix and dump sendmail. Then edit
your alias file to add the aliases, run newaliases and you're done...<br>
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Scott Silva wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:ft0ctn$jk0$1@ger.gmane.org" type="cite">on
4-2-2008 4:41 AM Brent L. Bates spake the following:
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<blockquote type="cite"> Sendmail used to automatically compare
creation dates of the text and
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database aliases files and when the text one was newer than the
database one,
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sendmail would automatically update the database file at a convenient
time.
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This made a lot of sense. However, the powers that be decided to
break this
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great feature and removed it. I copied it back into to source we use.
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Many newer distros add that functionality to the init scripts. I seem
to recall that option had some bad side effects, and that is why
sendmail removed it. I wish I could remember what the problem was.
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