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From: rad@puffin.USS.TEK.COM (Richard Doty)
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Subject: Re: user's aliases on the To: line (was: UUnet and munging headers.)
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Date: 28 Jun 90 15:21:23 GMT
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I guess a clarification is in order.  I do know what the usual mailing
list is, where you put an alias in /usr/lib/aliases and forward the
letter to the members of the alias.  What I'd like to know is how
people get mail _groups_ to work, i.e.

	To: foo: user1 user2@some.dom user3 ;

The configs I have seen just forward these things along, none
actually try to process them.

Thanks,

Richard.