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From: George Vagner <vagner@ns1.vagner.com>
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I am hosting mail for another domain and a message sent to joe@hisdomain.com
gets delivered to joe@mydomain.com mailbox I want to forward this to 
another adress say joey@somedomain.com by using a .forward file but 
the system wants to find joey@mydomain.com and deliver it there
if there is a user joey on my system it gets delivered there instead of 
joey@somedomain.com

It is like it refuses to look at the domain in the .forward file
and sends me a 550 user unknown.

I need some help on this.

George


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