how about this (sendmail):
/etc/mail/virtusertable
(you need to enable virtusertable support in sendmail)
glenn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
trisha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OR
/etc/mail/access
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp:[mail1.domain.com]
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp:[mail2.domain.com]
i haven't tested this though.
jondz
>
> Hello People!
>
> I would like to ask how to configure the smtp servers
> whose set up is 1 relay server used by two mail server
> with different users.
>
> I would like to configure them so that when an email
> arrives, the relay server will be able to determine
> which server the particular recipient resides or maybe
> will check the two servers if they have the particular
> recipient.
>
> Only one domain is involve,
> ex.
> domain: domain.com
> users: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (resides in 1st mail server),
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (resides in 2nd mail server).
>
> I wonder if postfix or sendmail could do this or any
> other mailer can do this.
>
> Thanks in Advance
>
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