I understand that, but for some reason this is the way we've always done it. It works, so I never questioned the practice. Ok, testing this again, it seems like if I only have one address in there it only delivers the message once, correctly. But if I have more than one addy in there, the message somehow gets stuck in the queue and repeatedly delivers itself. What would cause that kind of behavior?
On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 10:09, Tom Collins wrote: > On Friday, June 27, 2003, at 07:46 AM, John Shireley wrote: > > No, I meant the pipe symbol "|". I'm not using any of the virt stuff, > > its pretty much a straight /etc/passwd installation. Oddly enough I've > > been trying to duplicate this by just using my own address and can't > > seem to get it to do it again, whereas my original group of usernames > > received something like 30+ duplicate messages. Grrrr... > > The pipe (|) indicates program delivery. Ampersand (&) is used for > forwarding address. > > Take a look at `man dot-qmail` or, if the qmail man pages weren't > installed (they weren't on my system), go into the qmail source > directory and do `man ./dot-qmail.5`. > > -- > Tom Collins > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- John Shireley IT Department Cook Incorporated 812.339.2235 ext. 2027 jshireley @ cook-inc.com
