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Hello and Thank You.

I have created rulesets that function perfectly when I test them with
sendmail -bt:

R$={info}@${domain1.com}	$#local $: domain_user1

but when I use the actual mailing program it doesn't seem to
kick in. I am not sure which ruleset number to place them under.

I appreciate your help,

Brian WF Tobin


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