>How about Linux? Can I achive this with a Linux box?
MTA's like postfix and sendmail have numerous features called header
re-writing, virtual domains, etc which give tremendous flexibility in
addressing schemes and tactics.
eg, with postfix, in IMGate, you could have a lookup table file
called "canonical_recip.map" that would be:
#alias domain canonical domain
domain1.com realthang.com
domain2.com realthang.com
domain3.com realthang.com
domain4.com realthang.com
domain5.com realthang.com
domain6.com realthang.com
.
.
domain50.com realthang.com
so that any mail arriving at IMGate for
RCPT TO:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
would be translated into
RCPT TO:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
and relayed to realthang.com which is a single, actual mail host on Imail.
Len
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