Hi there, I am attempting to avoid reinventing the wheel if such a wheel already exists. I have a sendmail (freeware, not pro) system in a small office of engineers which should not require my manual intervention in order for them to create mail aliases for themselves on the mail server. However, that doesn't mean I just want to open up root and have them all editing the /etc/aliases file and remaking aliases all willy-nilly. :) Ideally, I'm looking for some sort of web-based bit that can parse input into entries in the /etc/aliases file and run newaliases. Alternately, if there's a utility out there that does so via e-mail commands from an account on the local machine, I can build a PHP or javascript web front end for it. I've found a widget called aliasman.pl but am hoping to find something that doesn't require I change the ownership of the aliases file altogether (as it does). Thanks an advance for any suggestions you folks might have. -- Saska - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.noogie.com/~saska "He's an affable enough screen presence, but you'd be affable too if you could generate a lucrative movie career by copulating with baked goods." -Paul Tatara on Jason Biggs _______________________________________________ techtalk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linux.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/techtalk
