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Using Sendmail for multiple domain names
Hi,
We're an internet company with several domain names. Our mail server was originally set up to deal with xxx@domain1.com email addresses which works fine. The problem I have is that we're now also using a domain2.com, and sales@domain1.com isn't the same as sales@domain2.com. I've added domain2.com to the /etc/mail/local-host-names file, and tried adding: sales@domain1.com: user1 sales@domain2.com: user2 into the aliases file ... but that didn't work. All I can do is get all the mail sent to user1 ![]() How do I go about directing email by the domain name? Any help most appreciated, Ash |
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