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1@bendcable.com writes: 

> This might be more of a question for sendmail but I am trying to
> figure out how to have multiple same email accounts on my server. For
> example sales@onedomain.com and sales@antoherdomain.com

You'll need to enable sendmail's virtusertable feature. 

Then, you create the virtusertable file which has two columns,
separated by a colon and whitespace.  On the left goes the
"virtual address" and the right goes the address to which it
should be delivered, e.g.: 

sales@anotherdomain.com: sales@onedomain.com 

This will direct all email for sales@anotherdomain.com to
sales@onedomain.com. 

See the sendmail web site for more information on enabling
virtusertable. 

HTH,
j. 

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Jeremy L. Gaddis   <jeremy@gaddis.org>   <http://www.gaddis.org>