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> So far i'm certain whats happening. The mail then sorts thru the
> .mail_aliases file below.. i hope doing what i'm implying below.
> 
> .mail_aliases
> support offsite@yahoo.com
> admin   somewhere@mindless.com
> looser  guppy@tclslave.net
> 
> is this right?  if now.. how can i achieve what it appears i'm
> thinking =). 

Sendmail virtusertables will do this, but you'll have to build a program
to munge the client aliases into the right format with @domain on the
left-hand side (taking care not to let them set aliases for other
people's domains ;-) then build them into a single file and generate the
database files.


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