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RPM resource perl-Mail-Alias

ail::Alias allows you to directly access the contents of E-Mail alias files. You can perform the following actions: Set the name of the current aliases file being accessed Verify the presence of aliases Retrieve an alias line from the file Add aliases Change the addresses for aliases Delete aliases Direct access of the files has a small price. When files are being manipulated directly, operations are somewhat slower than they would be if the entire alias file contents was brought into memory first. However, this provides the most flexibility, and does not disrupt the ordering of the file, or any comments in the file. This delay factor will not be a problem unless you have huge alias files. After you make changes, don't forget you will need to rebuild the active alias database (for SENDMAIL this is done by executing the NEWALIASES command).

Found 2 sites for perl-Mail-Alias

• https://metacpan.org/release/Mail-Alias
• http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mail-Alias/

Found 36 RPM for perl-Mail-Alias

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