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From: Jan A Knepper <Jan@jak.nl>
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Hi,


I've got the following problem:

Right now I have one machine running FreeBSD and serving as an e-mail
gateway. The 'domainname' is 'jak.nl'.
Everything works just fine. The systems dials to the provider evey hour,
exchanges the e-mail and users are able to handle their e-mail on
NT-workstations using Netscape Mail.

Now I have got a second domainname 'knp.nl'.
I need to run the e-mail for this second domain at the same system as
'jak.nl'.

I have resolved it so far that a symbolic link is made as '/etc/uucp'
are made before 'uucico' runs.
Also the 'domainname' is changed.

The next step however is that I want to have a user 'john' on 'jak.nl'
and a user 'john' at 'knp.nl'. These users will have to be different
persons!
Is there anyway to resolve this problem.

Is there a different (better) way to setup a system which serves more
than one uucp e-mail domain?

Thanks
Jan