Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in
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|Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in
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||Martin Neitzel wrote in
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|||SB> Is there a simple way of expanding an email alias, [...]
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Steffen Nurpmeso wrote in
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|Martin Neitzel wrote in
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||SB> Is there a simple way of expanding an email alias, [...]
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|I was short of suggesting s-nail (the MUA i maintain), but for one
|the
Martin Neitzel wrote in
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|SB> Is there a simple way of expanding an email alias, [...]
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|The command
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| sendmail -bv some_alias
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|should help you. With the original sendmail(8) you get the result
|on stdout while with Postfix'
SB> Is there a simple way of expanding an email alias, [...]
The command
sendmail -bv some_alias
should help you. With the original sendmail(8) you get the result
on stdout while with Postfix' sendmail-compatibility-shim ends you
an email with a pseudo delivery report, listing all
Is there a simple way of expanding an email alias, for instance
imagine utility called dealias which takes an email alias and returns
the list of corresponding email addresses to stdoutr? I imagine it
could be done with a clever-enough use of grep on /etc/mail/aliases
and any included files,
