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grog> So I read the Bat Book and it tells me to put my aliases in /etc.  I
grog> do that and it doesn't work.  How do I ever find out what I'm doing
grog> wrong?

Paper is out of date the day it is printed.  The Bat Book (2nd edition)
documents sendmail 8.8.

grog> It seems that the symlink has some value.

I tend to agree.


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