Re: [Evolution] Evolution not recognizing /etc/aliases file



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On 02-Aug-2002/10:06 -0700, Sam Hart <hart physics arizona edu> wrote:
It's the first Unix mailer I've encountered that doesn't support 
/etc/aliases. The aliases file is a standard file used by things like 
sendmail and the like.

Traditionally, you use the aliases file to store aliases for e-mail 
addresses. When you use a mail composer and enter one of the aliases from 
that file, either the composer looks in that file and completes the 
address, or it allows the alias to remain and tries to send the mail 
anyway (it allows the MTA decide if the alias is valid or not)

If you're talking about Pine, that expansion is done by parsing
/etc/passwd, not /etc/aliases.


Tony
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