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I have Redhat 8 with sendmail installed<br />
If I havetwo domain (abc.com, xyz.com)which was defined in /etc/mail/local-host-names<wbr /><br />
Les's say if I want to create two email accounts,<br />
sales@abc.com(login ID--sales, PSW--123)<br />
sales@xyz.com(login ID--sales, PSW--12345)<br />
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Is it possible to use the same login ID if sales@abc.com and sales@xyz.com are created ?<br />
If yes, how can I do ?<br />
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Thanks you very much !<br />
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I have Redhat 8 with sendmail installed
If I havetwo domain (abc.com, xyz.com)which was defined in /etc/mail/local-host-names
Les's say if I want to create two email accounts,
sales@abc.com(login ID--sales, PSW--123)
sales@xyz.com(login ID--sales, PSW--12345)

Is it possible to use the same login ID if sales@abc.com and sales@xyz.com are created ?
If yes, how can I do ?

Thanks you very much !




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