Woo-hoo to self-replying.. Anyway, if anyone else wishes to perform
such silliness, here's what I came up with to accomplish my goal.
There aren't really wildcards in /etc/aliases (that I could find), but
according to the aliases manpage: "...When alias database search fails,
and the recipient localpart contains the optional recipient delimiter
(e.g., user+foo), the search is repeated for the unextended address
(e.g., user)."
So, I changed my scheme to "unsub+nnnn" and aliased "unsub", with
positive results.
~B
Brian Henning wrote:
Hi Gang!
Can anyone tell me if wildcards are possible in /etc/aliases? Or a
better way to achieve [EMAIL PROTECTED] being a valid recipient,
where nnnn is a number of one to six digits. Without having to
completely re-roll my mail setup (sendmail on FC3)...
Cheers,
~Brian
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