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Date: Wed, 09 Jul 1997 21:34:37 +0200
From: Jan A Knepper <Jan@jak.nl>
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Hi,

We have a running an off-line e-mail server running FreeBSD. With
intervals we dial to a provider to exchange e-mail with UUCP.
Now we opened a second company with a different name we also registered
a domain name for the second company with the same provider. We however
want to use the same machine to handle both e-mail domains.

Is there a clean way to make this work on FreeBSD?
Where should we look for any examples?

Thanks
Jan