Tim,
I'm not expert majordomo but,
there is majordomo documentation regarding the alias file, I believe in the
installation files,
I recall you create an aliases file as /etc/majordomo.aliases
and ref it in /etc/mail/sendmail.cf after reference to /etc/aliases add
,/etc/majordomo.aliases
This is a majordomo configuration, check your install files.
At 12:03 PM 1/23/02 -0500, you wrote:
>On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Dr. Tim wrote:
>
>> I have an alias file in /etc/
>> (IT DOES NOT HAVE ANY MAJORDOMO ALIASES)
>> I have a sendmail.cf file
>> in /etc/mail and it reference only the
>> alias file found int
>> /etc/mail/aliases
>> and that file (/etc/mail/aliases) references
>> NO MAJORDOMO aliases.
>> BUT
>> in my
>> usr/local/majordomo-1.94.5/aliases
>> file I have my majordomo aliases
>>
>> So, I have 3 aliases files
>> one contains the references but sendmail somehow
>> knows about them! yet it is NOT getting it from the sendmail.cf
>> info. Some mention of a .mc and exploiting the 'features'
>> of sendmail but I don't even know 'where to find an mc file'
>> I have reviewed my installation and have not a clue how
>> I have got sendmail to recognize aliases in a directory NOT
>> referenced.
>
>Two things:
>
>i. you neglected to mention what version of sendmail you're running, there
>have been some major changes in recent releases - so which version you're
>running is a critical missing piece of information
>
>ii. aliasing is handled completely by sendmail - majordomo isn't involved
>at all - so... you'd probably get a more knowledgeable response by posting
>your query to a sendmail-related list or newsgroup.
>
>Miles Fidelman
>
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