Better yet, just use the "message of the day" plugin...
andy
> Hello Steve,
> On Thursday, February 06, 2003, Steve Garcia wrote...
>
>> And I had replied privately with some hints and suggestions.
>
>> Arun, find a sample of a sendmail aliases file (from a book, a
>> friend, or from a build of sendmail). Look at it and you'll see just
>> how simple it is to do what you are asking. The simplest solution is
>> to hand-maintain a list of all users and reference the list in the
>> aliases file. The elegant solution is to automate such a list with the
>> tools I suggested.
>
>
>> Get a book on sendmail and start reading. Or find one of several
>> sendmail "howto"s. Try linuxnewbie.org. Or sendmail.org. Or
>> redhat.org. Or any number of helpful sites for sendmail beginners.
>
> Sendmail aliases are easy, but for that many people on one alias, it
> makes it a pain to maintain. I'd personally suggest just setting up a
> small mailing list, majordomo, or mailman for example, and working with
> that.
>
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