RT-VALI...-ALIASES(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay bestie, welcome to rt-validate-aliases β she lives in section 1 of the User Contributed Perl Documentation, and she does exactly one iconic thing: she checks your MTA alias file against your RT queue configuration. that's it. that's the job. she's a vibe check for your aliases π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
rt-validate-aliases [options] /etc/aliases
so you run her, you hand her your alias file (the example is /etc/aliases, classic), and she goes to work comparing it to what RT actually thinks exists. no cap β¨
π OPTIONS π
--prefixβ the address prefix you're expecting the alias file to use. like, "hey, all my addresses should start with this" and she'll check that they do π¦--urlβ the root URL of your RT server. it's literally the same URL you expect to be passed tort-mailgate, so don't get cute with a different one, bestie π--hostβ the host part of your RT email addresses. just the host. the part after the@. that one π
lowkey important:--urlandrt-mailgateneed to agree on the same URL. she's checking your config against reality, so keep reality consistent, mmkay? π
and that's the whole page, bestie β genuinely the most low-effort read in the whole perl docs, and she ATE ππ
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