Karl Berry wrote: > Bob - how about "configuring" a recipient of /dev/null? > (E.g., an alias null:/dev/null and then mail to null.) -k
That is a good idea. Since "nobody" is the traditional /dev/null user I set that up and configured it. I don't really have a test case for these types of changes. I should. But I don't. So I will wait with anticipation for any reports on how it works out. Bob
