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> > Can you then have the same username in different domains? ie.
> > matt@hamilton.clintondale.com and matt@james.clintondale.com.

	There's really only one good way to do it. That's by using procmail and
mailertables in sendmail. No fizzling, just put the domain in mailertables and
separate configuration file for each domain. After that one can have
sales@domain
sales@virt.domain1
sales@virt.domain2
and e.g. all others in virt.domain2 forwarded to bill@virt.domain2.