For those of you who don't know, qmail (http://www.qmail.org) is a nice replacement for sendmail. works on most unix systems. leaps and bounds better than sendmail. Among many other things, qmail also offers much higher flexiblity to the users on your system themselves. 2 examples... 1) userbased mailing lists. each user can create their own mailing list by simply making ~/.qmail-mylist file and putting a list of users in that file. Sending mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will go to everyone on that list. Replacing "mylist" with whatever you want to call it. 2) simple userbased filtering. along that same vein as the above, users can create a ~/.qmail-spamme file which contains the path to where they want that mail to go, say ~/Mail/spamme. Now all mail sent to username-spamme will go into that file. Of course, replacing "spamme" with whatever name you want to appear in the email address. cheers, sach -------------------------- sach jobb sugoi consulting 1177 polk street san francisco, ca 94109 -------------------------- 415.345.8872 (w) 415.345.8871 (f) 415.336.3128 (c) [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://voltron.gaffle.com -------------------------- %s/windows/linux/g "Hacker /n./: ...7. One who enjoys the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming or circumventing limitations." --Jargon File 4.1.2 (http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/)
