Not 100% sure of what you mean, but check /etc/aliases , see where roots
mail is being sent, you can change it to user@domain instaed of just root
.......... or create a .forward file for root
make sure you run the command newaliases as root
if you chnge the aliases file
if the rest of your netork is set ok, this should be all you need to do
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>sendmail of machine 2 sends the mail to the machine 1, and this sendmail
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