Am Mi, den 17.03.2004 schrieb admin@xxxxxxxxxxx um 21:57:
> It did work, in a way. I ssh'ed into the box, and manually edited
> /etc/aliases.
>
> I ran newaliases, and it worked on sending it to the PCS phones and the
> pager, but the account no longer was getting the emails when checked via
> IMAP.
>
> After playing around, I changed the line for this account:
> emergency: SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,PAGER-NUMER
> to this:
> emergency:
> SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,PAGER-NUMER,emergency
Be careful! As Tom already said you made a loop. The line above have to
be:
emergency:
\emergeny,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,SPRINT-PCS-EMAIL,PAGER-NUMER
To explain:
localuser: \localuser, userb, userc
This will deliver the mail to the LHS recipient and copies to userb and
userc without causing a loop for the LHS.
> Adding the emergency to the end of the line got the emails going back to the
> local account, and it's now going to all the PCS phones and pager.
>
> Thanx so much for that tip. I though restarting sendmail would of loaded
> the new aliases, but I guess not. The newaliases command worked, and then
> adding the local account name to the end, got the emails going to the
> account.
Yes, the init script calls newaliases in the start case.
Alexander
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