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1.1 ! root 1: #---------------------------------------------------------------# ! 2: # /usr/lib/mail/aliases 10/11/90 # ! 3: # Coherent mail aliases file # ! 4: # # ! 5: # Each line of this file gives an alias name followed by ':' # ! 6: # followed by a whitespace-separated list of replacement names. # ! 7: # A replacement name may be a UUCP address, a local user name, # ! 8: # or another alias. A line starting with '#' is a comment. # ! 9: # A '\' causes the remainder of the physical line in the file # ! 10: # to be discarded as if it were a comment; the same alias # ! 11: # specification continues with the next line. # ! 12: # # ! 13: # The mail program reconciles a mail message addressed to an # ! 14: # alias to the alias specified in this file. # ! 15: # This process repeats recursively for each replacement name. # ! 16: # A message addressed to foo with the alias of foo specified # ! 17: # by the line "foo: foo" simply sends the message to foo. # ! 18: # A replacement name of the form "machine!stuff..." # ! 19: # where "machine" is the uucpname of the local machine # ! 20: # is defined to be the same as "stuff...". # ! 21: # # ! 22: # Duplicates in the resolution list are discarded. # ! 23: # It is illegal to specify an alias name more than once. # ! 24: # # ! 25: # The mail program reads the file $HOME/.aliases as if it were # ! 26: # part of this file to allow user-specific mail aliases. # ! 27: # # ! 28: # Caution: It is quite easy to produce loops which will cause # ! 29: # mail to cycle forever in the UUCP system between multiple # ! 30: # machines, messages growing by a new header at every step. # ! 31: # This should be AVOIDED! # ! 32: #---------------------------------------------------------------# ! 33: ! 34: #---------------------------------------# ! 35: # System alias names # ! 36: #---------------------------------------# ! 37: postmaster: root ! 38: uucp: root ! 39: daemon: root ! 40: ! 41: #---------------------------------------# ! 42: # Local alias names # ! 43: #---------------------------------------#
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