On Tue, Jul 18, 2000 at 11:05:22AM +0200, Petr Novotny wrote:
> I must be missing something: I want to have an alternative aliases
> file to be used by a user controlling a few virtual domains.
Yup.
> I know how I would _use_ such a file:
> $cat ~user/.qmail-default
> |fastforward -d ./alternative-aliases.cdb
> $
>
> The question is: How do I _create_ such a file? According to the
> manpage, newaliases has /etc/aliases hardcoded in it. What's the
> alternative? (Except, of course, creating the file as /etc/aliases.cdb
> and then moving it somewhere; I don't want to give that used write
> permissions into /etc, obviously.)
setforward is the real major program in fastforward. newaliases is just
a wrapper that preserves some <shudder> sendmail compatibility.
man setforward
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