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From: Ramakant Duggal <ramakant@shiva.seranis.com.au>
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Subject: email-only users under multiple domains on the same machine
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I will greatly appreciate any pointers in this re.

The idea is to have sendmail accept email for users not necessarily in 
the password database and to let pop3 deliver it for them. 

So 	abc@dom1.com and abc@dom2.com are two distinct users on the same machine


Regards.

Rama Duggal