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To: Joe McGuckin <joe@via.net>
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[This belongs on -questions, no?]

In message <199804100000.RAA20963@monk.via.net>, Joe McGuckin writes:
>
>They keep trying to deliver the mail to a local user when the MX record for th
>domain points to a different machine.

I'm guessing that you're using IP based virtual hosts, and Sendmail is
being retarded and adding them all to Cw for you.  Look at the
'DontProbeInterfaces' option.

:: Mike ::

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