They have some 300 accounts and actually it is a transition proccess from example.com to example.org. They want to receive e-mails sent to example.com but same time they want to let people send mail only from example.org. Of course important is what you put into From files not how you authorize but somehow they want to erase example.com from memory. I know it sound wacky but that's politics :(
If your qmail-smtpd is properly patched, you can force it to reject messages that include example.com in the MAIL FROM.
Check your qmail-smtpd for references to a control file called 'badmailfrom'. You can put "@example.com" in there and your server will reject all messages from addresses in example.com.
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