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On Wed, 11 Dec 1996, Rohit Dube wrote:

> I wanted sendmail on the machine to deliver mail for both 
> the domain names. What is the cleanest/easiest way to achieve
> this?

If the userlist is the same for both domains (ie webmaster@domain1.com is 
the same as webaster@domain2.com), then all you need do is add
the new domain to /etc/sendmail.cw.  If you need to be able to seperate
out the two, then check out http://cybernut.com/guides/virtual.html
(http://pandora.bfd.com/guides/virtual.html if that doesn't work).  It has
a cookbook solution to virtualizing sendmail far enough to let the same
name at two different domains route to two different mailboxes, without
needing a sendmail recompile (at least under 2.1.5 and later).