marc@rainbow.mitre.org (Marc Friedman) (04/24/91)
I've just installed Patch Level 11 to my elm2.3 and am having an odd problem. For some strange reason, elm no longer looks at my aliases I've set-up. Consequently, mailing to an alias yields returned mail with the error message saying unknown user. Update Procedure: cd /usr/local/lib/elm2.3 patch -p -N < patch10 patch -p -N < patch11 make make install Does anyone know how to make this work?? I was previously using Patch 9 and everything was working well. Thank you very much in advance. -- * Marc Friedman * The Mitre Corporation * 7525 Colshire Drive * McLean, VA 22102 * M/S W291 * Bus. #: (703) 883-5247 * Fax. #: (703) 883-6478 * E-mail: marc@mitre.org *********************************************************************
fouts@teehee.dallas.sgi.com (Christopher L. Fouts) (05/03/91)
In article <9104231741.AA20550@rainbow>, marc@rainbow.mitre.org (Marc Friedman) writes: |> |> I've just installed Patch Level 11 to my elm2.3 and am |> having an odd problem. For some strange reason, elm no longer |> looks at my aliases I've set-up. Consequently, mailing to an |> alias yields returned mail with the error message saying unknown |> user. |> |> Update Procedure: |> |> cd /usr/local/lib/elm2.3 |> patch -p -N < patch10 |> patch -p -N < patch11 |> make |> make install |> |> Does anyone know how to make this work?? I was previously |> using Patch 9 and everything was working well. |> |> Thank you very much in advance. |> |> -- |> * Marc Friedman |> * The Mitre Corporation |> * 7525 Colshire Drive |> * McLean, VA 22102 |> * M/S W291 |> * Bus. #: (703) 883-5247 |> * Fax. #: (703) 883-6478 |> * E-mail: marc@mitre.org |> ********************************************************************* If you're getting your alias feed through NIS (formerly YP), make sure you link with -lsun. Otherwise, elm will only look at your local aliases (and password entries, etc.). -- Chris Fouts email: fouts@dallas.sgi.com Systems Engineer vmail: 8714 SGI - Dallas phone: 214-788-4122 "To me, boxing is like a ballet except that there is no dancing, no choreography, and the dancers hit each other." - Saturday Night Live