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NOTE:<br />
libmilter/README mentioned in above, it is part of the sendmail distribution that you can download from <a href="ftp://ftp.sendmail.org" rel="ugc">ftp.sendmail.org</a>. Get the current version (8.12.1).<br />

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NOTE:
libmilter/README mentioned in above, it is part of the sendmail distribution that you can download from ftp.sendmail.org [ftp://ftp.sendmail.org]. Get the current version (8.12.1).


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I recently asked a question about saving email. &nbsp;what I wanted to do is save in and outgoing mail for certain users. &nbsp;I added another user to the aliases &nbsp; &nbsp;john:john,jim &nbsp; this is good for mail that is recieved but not sent. &nbsp;Am I missing something? &nbsp;I would like to have a record of recieved and sent mail.
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I recently asked a question about saving email.  what I wanted to do is save in and outgoing mail for certain users.  I added another user to the aliases    john:john,jim   this is good for mail that is recieved but not sent.  Am I missing something?  I would like to have a record of recieved and sent mail.

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