Peter van Dijk writes:
> He's not saying (and I don't think he would :) that it's feasible to check
> that at startup.
Actually, I do. It would be quite reasonable to run through the files
in ~alias to see if qmail-getpw or users/assign returns a match for
any of them. If so, qmail should not start up, because something is
Obviously Wrong. I'm not talking about -default files, just the rest
of them.
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