In sendmail, you can use the aliases file to declare a local
address like:
pitcrew::include:/etc/mail/crew_list
That file can have either one address per line or , separated
addresses, but the neat thing is you can change it dynamically
as it is read each time. Is there anything like that in exim4?
exim4 has a /etc/aliases file and a newaliases command, but it
doesn't seem to work the same way when I tried it.
It didn't complain when I added a similar alias line,
and did a newaliases command, but it appeared to ignore the
alias completely.
thanks for any ideas.
Martin McCormick WB5AGZ Stillwater, OK
Systems Engineer
OSU Information Technology Department Telecommunications Services Group
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