[sork] Aliases and Vacation
Eric Rostetter
eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu
Wed Aug 18 08:24:27 PDT 2004
Quoting Sébastien CORBEAU <scorbeau at improve.fr>:
> Eric Rostetter wrote:
> > Define what you mean by doesn't work. Does it not parse, return an error,
> > only honor the last entry and ignore the previous ones, or something else?
> With this .forward:
> \user, "|/usr/bin/vacation -a alias1 -a alias2 user"
> It's ok.
As I would expect, or at least hope.
> But with this:
> \user, "|/usr/bin/vacation -a alias1 alias2 user"
> When I send an email, the following error appears:
Yes, because it parses "alias1" as the argument to the -a switch, "alias2" as
the username of the user, and "user" as unexpected text at the end of the
command.
This all agrees with my gut feeling about how it should work (use multiple
-a switches if using multiple aliases).
Thanks for clarifying!
> sebastien
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Eric Rostetter
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