Sorry,
Maybe I don't understand qmail well enough, on the old system, the
forwarder (exim) automagically whittled down all the mailing addresses
to a "unique" list removing dupes.
I take it based on your comment qmail does not do something similar.
James
On Mon, 2007-01-22 at 22:45 +0300, Alexey Loukianov wrote:
> James F. Jarrett wrote:
> > If someone sent out an e-mail to multiple divisions, and a person was in
> > more than one division, they only got a single e-mail. Now however,
> > they get an e-mail for every division in which they belong.
> >
> > We created the division mails as mailing lists. IN hindsight this may
> > not have been wise and I probably should have created them as
> > forwards.
>
> Let me summarize: you don't like that people are getting dupes of sent
> mail, if they belong to several divisions? If this is the problem, then
> I can't understand why do you expect converting mailing lists to
> forwards correct this behavior?
>
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James F. Jarrett
Information Systems Associate
Charlotte Country Day School
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