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On Wed, 10 Sep 1997 10:26:55 CDT, you said:
> I have an owner of a list where only the owners can post. Rather than
> having the From: header of their message show their name and address,
> they'd like to have a generic name and address placed there; sort of
> an office-wide address. That way, anyone with questions about the list
> or postings from it would reply to the generic address rather than
> that specific person. The catch is that the generic address is an
> e-mail alias pointing to several real addresses so no one can actually
> log onto it and post to the list from it. Is this type of thing
> possible and, if so, how is it configured? Thanks in advance.
Simple. Use a mail program that allows you to set the From: address. ;)
I mean, look at the From: address on THIS mail (generated courtesy
of MH). Nobody can logon to THAT address either.
Of course, if you're forced to use a dinosaur mail program that doesn't
allow this sort of configuration, life just got a bit more challenging ;)
--
Valdis Kletnieks
Computer Systems Senior Engineer
Virginia Tech
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