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Hi guys.

Is there any documentation on Majordomo other than the documentation 
included in the package and the FAQ on the web site?

If not, I would be happy to write a document describing how to deal with 
aliases in Postfix. I had no knowledge of this when I started Majordomo, 
and it was somewhat of an uphill battle.

You prefer documentation in DocBook, I assume?

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You could send it as a simple email to both this list, and the
majordomo-users list.  I do a lot of support via the lists, so
if you would like to compare any notes for uniformity with
sendmail, I would be happy to assist in that area.

Dan Liston

Dan Richter wrote:
> Hi guys.
> 
> Is there any documentation on Majordomo other than the documentation 
> included in the package and the FAQ on the web site?
> 
> If not, I would be happy to write a document describing how to deal with 
> aliases in Postfix. I had no knowledge of this when I started Majordomo, 
> and it was somewhat of an uphill battle.
> 
> You prefer documentation in DocBook, I assume?
> 
> ========== Dan Richter ============== mailto:Dan@wimba.com ===========
>  Their reproof adds the / injury of insult to / the shame of failure.
>       - Damian Conway, whose Perl script transforms computer
>         error messages into haikus.