Re: This might be a stupid question but...

[Karl Pearson <karlp colubs com>]

You could do an nfs of the home directories, then you wouldn't have to
alias...  Just an annoying thought.

Karl L. Pearson
Senior uniVerse Database Analyst
Senior Unix/NT/Win Analyst
karlp colubs com

On Tue, 30 May 2000, mjn wrote:

-->Date: Tue, 30 May 2000 15:55:48 -0500 (CDT)
-->From: mjn <mjn tc umn edu>
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-->Subject: Re: This might be a stupid question but...
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-->On Tue, 30 May 2000, Henri J. Schlereth wrote:
-->
-->> 
-->> Sorry, but the MX records merely give weighted deliver preferences,
-->> if the user is not on the first mail server it gets bounced. The second
-->> mail server only kicks in if the first is unreachable. Sounds like
-->> someone needs to buy some books like DNS&BIND 3rd Edition (O'Reily)
-->> and/or if use Sendmail the "bat" book (also O'Reilly)
-->> 
-->> Henri
-->> 
-->> 
-->
-->I figured that BIND wasn't quite so smart but i wanted to make
-->certain.  So really the only way to make certain of delivery, if you
-->have a setup like this, is to create aliases on both hosts...sucky.
-->
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