"Mike Denka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have searched all the faqs and all the literature that I can stomach in
one sitting. I have read and re-read the dot-qmail man page. But I'm
still missing something: it seems that to alias root, for example, you put
the real address you want root's mail to go to into the file
~/alias/.qmail-root, right? But what if you want root's mail to go to
several recipients? Then the implied solution is to put multiple
addresses, one per line, in the ~alias/.qmail-root file. However we have
done this and only the first address on the first line gets the mail
addressed to root. The remaining recipients do not receive mail from
root.
What do the mail logs say? What exactly do you have in the file? Is it
anything like
&user1
&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
user4
?
By the way, if you have lots of mail aliases, check out fastforward.
http://cr.yp.to/fastforward.html
