On Wed, 26 Jan 2005, John Meier wrote: > Is it legal to have more than one bogus email go to a real one? or is > that a dup entry? > I'll try this out as soon as my "emerge sendmail" is finished :) The bogus entries (left-hand side) need to be unique - you can have as many as you want, as long as they are unique. This doesn't work: sales at bogus.com sales at real.com sales at bogus.com service at real.com It doesn't make logical sense either (if you need it to map to multiple real addresses, you can use /etc/mail/aliases as well, but that's another discussion...) > 100% windows users - command line is very scary to them ....I'll > prbably have to do some sort of samba share to the virt file or > something - just so they can edit in notepad.... sigh Remember that notepad will probably add ^M's to the end of the lines (there's windows text files and then there's unix text files...) That will probably induce breakage. Safer might be a web/CGI form. Then your cgi controls the file format (and can do input validation). Or you can look at those webby system-management tools (Linuxconf was one I remember from a long time ago) - it might be able to edit virtuser from the web.