At 01:43 PM 5/6/1998 -0400, Tim Connolly wrote:
>I wasn't able to get this working either. I fixed it by moving the
>majordomo.aliases file into my /etc directory and made the permissions
look the
>same as the aliases file. Also, be sure to put the OA ...majordomo line
before
>the original aliases line if you want it to
>take precedence.
I'm fairly sure that this complaint pops up when an alias file is on a
different device than /etc. When I set things up, I symlinked my majordomo
aliases file to /etc. newaliases sticks the database in /etc where it
belongs, but the original aliases file's somewhere else that majordomo owns
and my list creation scripts can access.
Dan
---------------------------------------------"it's like this"--------------
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SysAdmin have teddy bears
Oregon University System and even the teddy bears
sugalskd@ous.edu get drunk
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