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From: Anthony Yandell <antone@Aqua.IntelliLink.net>
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Subject: Sendmail question
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I need to find out how to send a message to all users using only one
alias. I am guessing it is a setting in sendmail. One thing we want to be
sure of, is that only we can send messages in this fashion. No users other
than the system administrators should have this right. If someone can give
me some information, I would appreciate it.

Anthony Yandell
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