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The easiest way to do this, IMHO, is add the sub-domain
to your sendmail.cw file.  This will tell sendmail that
domain is local to that server.  Do not forget to
restart sendmail after changing that file.

Dan Harnett

Quoting domi <domi@saargate.de>:

> Is it possible to make sendmail route all mail to
localpart@*.domain.com
> to localpart@domain.com?
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> Yours, Dominik
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