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Majordomo-Workers (June 1994) |
I did this once for majordomo 1.6x. You probably want to add some sort of security if you haven't already. The biggest problem that I ran into was locking /etc/aliases so majordomo could update it. The lock function wants to create a lock file in the directory the file exists in. In the case of aliases, this isn't possible. I think that locking function should use one lock directory for all file locks, but that is a different issue. -David References:
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