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From: Steve Ames <steve@cioe.com>
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Subject: Email Question (splitting e-mail hosts?)
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I have a customer who currently has all of the email for their
domain redirected into a single POP account.

He just installed an Exchange server and wants to start having
email directored toward it. No biggie... however in this case
the customer _also_ wants email to continue to be delivered to
the pop account so that they don't lose any email tuning the
Exchange server. *sigh*

Using freebsd and sendmail. My first thought was to use virtusertable.
virtusertable will let you forward to another host

(ie @domain.com	%@domain.com) but doesn't allow you to send to two
spots at once either. *sigh again*

Help me obi-wan-isp-list... your my only hope?

						-Steve


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