You could probably just get by with a trailing comma, but technically,
this is a sendmail feature via the aliases file, not majordomo. Any
time there are more than one recipient on the RHS, sendmail does not
expand or announce that recipient in the headers. A comma indicates
multiple recipients, but I have not tried with without the nobody. :)
Dan Liston
Todd Lyons wrote:
>
> Using nobody to hide the internal distribution list name works wonders.
> What I'm curious about is, is this a sendmail function or is majordomo
> seeing the ",nobody" in the aliases and doing it itself? If I don't see an
> answer this evening, I'll experiment on my own (I just can't play with this
> at work)
>
> Blue skies... Todd
> --
> Most traditional Pee-Cee user groups, I've noticed, function mainly as
> commiseration societies for people who've bought lousy hardware, are
> struggling and wasting time trying to deal with it, and want to exchange
> coping-strategy tips with others in the same boat. -- Rick Moen
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