Well, assuming sendmail: you can set up a MAILERTABLE to do this.
_mailertable____________________________
domain.com <tab> smtp: relayto.domain.com
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(the <tab> is a real tab... it is important that you use a tab between them)
I'm using HASH, so make sure you hash your mailertable before usign it.
Then in my sendmail.cf I modify the K variable to use the mailertable.
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# Database for special routing
Kmailertable hash /etc/mail/mailertable
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And that will take all mail and forward it to another mail host. This
assumes a lot, so use at your own risk.
Hope that helps.
Will
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