Viktor, do you mind clarifying why you don't think it's sensible
behaviour? Like, what specifically is wrong with this approach?
Perhaps I'm missing something important.
I don't mind adding a script to merge aliases, and it may be what I
end up doing. I see both pros and cons with this approach. H
were duplicates.
On 14 March 2017 at 12:34, Samuel Williams
wrote:
> Thanks Viktor.
>
>> Automatic combination of multiple results into a single comma-separated
> outcome is a feature of the LDAP, MySQL and PgSQL table drivers.
>
>> Put your aliases into a database, and
Thanks Viktor.
> Automatic combination of multiple results into a single comma-separated
outcome is a feature of the LDAP, MySQL and PgSQL table drivers.
> Put your aliases into a database, and you'll get the automatic merging
of multiple lookup results.
It's possible to achieve what I want just
I don't know the best way to achieve this.
I have some "user" packages which install various users on a linux
system. I want the setup to be entirely automated, and as part of this
I want to set up some mail aliases for each user, and add their alias
to the root alias. Essentially, the following r
