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From: Stephen Derdau <sderdau@bit-net.com>
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Subject: email question.
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Why would email sent by a user sderdau%mcl
	be delivered and showing from sderdau@mcl instead of
sderdau%mcl@qualified.domain.com.

Pointers in the write direction appreciated.
I know this is probably a sendmail question . Just hoping
someone with great expertise wouldn't mind answering it.


			FreeBSD When It Matters
				

Thank You

/sd


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