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From: Blake Benthall <blakeeb@yahoo.com>
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I have a server that is running free bsd. How do I set up an email alias? I have already made the .mail_aliases file. Do I just add an "alias coolalias blakeeb@yahoo.com" entry?

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<P>I have a server that is running free bsd. How do I set up an email alias? I have already made the .mail_aliases file. Do I just add an "alias coolalias <A href="mailto:blakeeb@yahoo.com">blakeeb@yahoo.com</A>" entry?</P>
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