> So then if you did it with an alias you'd have to have some
> mechanism to prevent one-to-one notices and I didn't see
> particularly happy way to do that.
Good point. I would just do it with a counter file for each recipient,
send when it went over a threshold and roll it back to 0.
> I took 5 or 10 minutes and wrote a small perl program that worked
> pretty much as I described and sent it to him after I tested on my
> domains. Only real difference was I just put the password in an
> array inside the program rather than worrying with looking it up.
Guess I'm just opposed to writing/running background processes for
lazy (or disloyal, or whatever) users. But that'll certainly do the
trick. :)
-Sandy
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