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Check the /etc/aliases file for a line redirecting &quot;info&quot; to &quot;root&quot; (something like: &nbsp;info: &nbsp; \root)<br />
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Delete or comment out (put a '#' in front of the line), then issue the &quot;newaliases&quot; command to rebuild the aliases database.<br />
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Search the /var/log/mail file for posible references to the &quot;info&quot; account (grep info /var/log/mail)
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Check the /etc/aliases file for a line redirecting "info" to "root" (something like:  info:   \root)

Delete or comment out (put a '#' in front of the line), then issue the "newaliases" command to rebuild the aliases database.

Search the /var/log/mail file for posible references to the "info" account (grep info /var/log/mail)

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[root@ms02 ~]# cat /etc/aliases | grep -i info<br />
info: &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; postmaster
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[root@ms02 ~]# cat /etc/aliases | grep -i info
info:           postmaster

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Could you please explain the &quot;B&quot; grade.<br />
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Could you please explain the "B" grade.

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I created a user called info and tried to send email to info@mydomain.com <br />
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when i logged into SquirrelMail i don't see any mail in my inbox. all mails are sent root.<br />
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please assist
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I created a user called info and tried to send email to info@mydomain.com 

when i logged into SquirrelMail i don't see any mail in my inbox. all mails are sent root.

please assist

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