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>>>>> "NP" == Nick Perry <nick@aboard.co.uk> writes:
NP> ...erm... it shouldnt' be behaving like that. What do you mean by
NP> 'included'?
The "include:" directive in your sendmail aliases file. This is documented
in the sendmail documentation: included files are not incorporated into the
master aliases database, they are searched as the flat files they are.
NP> The proper way to deal with multiple alias files is to specify multiple
NP> OA lines in sendmail.cf.
Better still to set them in your sendmail.mc file and let the m4 processor
build your .cf file.
I had forgotten about the OA directive, probably because older versions of
sendmail do not support it.
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