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Re: group in /etc/aliases     
Mark Faine wrote:
> I've been searching all day for some way 
> to put a group in /etc/aliases,
>   the fact that I haven't found much lea..</description>
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Re: group in /etc/aliases     
Mark Faine wrote:
> I've been searching all day for some way 
> to put a group in /etc/aliases,
>   the fact that I haven't found much leaves 
> me thinking there may be
> none, or at least no practical way.

Perhaps this would be helpful. It is a way to create 
an "all users"
alias. I found this on the net some years ago. 
You may be able to
modify the idea to suit your needs.

Create an aliases entry
	alluser:	:include:/etc/mail/allusers

Don't forget to run 'newaliases'

List your users, one per line, in the file '/etc/mail/allusers'

You can do that with
	awk -F: '$3 > 100 { print $1 }' /etc/passwd > /etc/mail/allusers

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