Jay D. Dyson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
>
> I'm generally for kludges in situations like this.
>
> (On Solaris)
>
> su -
> cd /export/home
> echo "" >> /etc/aliases
> echo "allusers:" >> /etc/aliases
> ls -al |grep drw |grep -v "\." |cut -b54-70 >> /etc/aliases
> echo "" >> /etc/aliases
> newaliases
>
> Then email allusers@mydomain.
>
> Simple, unrefined, but efficient. Kinda like me.
>
> Then email allusers@mydomain.
>
> Simple, unrefined, but efficient. Kinda like me.
Actually, not that bad! The big win is that fastforward will only inject _one_
message into the system a whole bunch of recipients.
Just as long as you don't inject N messages for N users, then you've got a
pretty efficient way of doing this.
- David Harris
Principal Engineer, DRH Internet Services
