At 02:35 PM 9/9/99 EDT, Daniel wrote:
>
>I would not use a nobody for my domain, maybe for one I host and they insist
>on seeing all incoming mail. I really don't want to know that someone sent to
>the wrong address. If they cannot get it right, guess they might try
something
>else. Can only do some much education of newbies. Besides, postmaster does it
>immediately and it does not affect my server (unknowns are sent by the
sending
>SMPT server, if you have Relaying configured correctly)! Of course, I don't
>have much time for postmaster duties, so ANY reduction in workload is GREATLY
>encouraged.
I agree, I set a nobody alias once and removed it within 24 hours after
seeing all of the utter crap it collected. I thought being on 20 or so
lists generated a lot of mail, that ain't nuthin! :)
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