A clever adm can always achive this using all the possible MTA packages.
Though it is very easy to do this with Qmail or Courier-MTA.
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From: "Ashley M. Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 11:28 PM
Subject: virtual mail accounts
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> What are people using for virtual pop/imap accounts? In other
> words, accounts that can receive mail, but that don't have a physical
> log in to the server. I need something I can roll out that can work
> across multiple domains (hosted on the same server), and that will
> (hopefully) allow me to create user@one_domain and user@other_domain
> without 'user' conflicting. ('user' in this case is the same)
>
> Running RH7.3 w/ Sendmail.
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