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Please use another email account, rather than root, when sending to
the mailing list.... My workstation grabs email from 'Charlie Root'
and formats it into a report. Aside from my issue, it is better to
only 'su -' to root when working on administrative tasks and avoid
any unwanted actions.
-Thadius


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