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I'm not sure if this is a FreeBSD problem or a
Sendmail problem, so please bear with me.

In the aliases file on our mail server (FBSD 3.2,
sendmail 8.9.x), I have added additional users to two
specific accounts.  In other words, if an email is
sent to the address examplename@ourdomain.com, it's
given to the account "examplen", plus several other
accounts.  Today I noticed that, while the message is
still being given to the "examplen" account, it is no
longer being given to the other acconts.  What's
changed is that the email no longer has the
examplename@ourdomain.com address in the "To:" field
of the message, but in the (i assume) "bcc:" field.

Does anyone know of a way to fix this?  Or a better
way to do it?

Any and all suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

T.J.
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