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I would like to set two SMTP accounts with sendmail. I have successfully set up for one account, but I am not sure how to set up the second account with sendmail and use it.
What exactly is not working? Could you post any log files or other useful info?
Anyway, reading the howto you've followed, I'd say it's not good practice to edit directly sendmail.cf. You can follow the 1st comment about editing proto.m4.
And don't forget to always keep backups of the files you're editing...
Well i need to have two 0365 account configured in sendmail.BUt only one works. the second account configured does not seem to work.
i get a DNS 5.0.0 error in logs
You don't say much about your sendmail setup...
You should also post the exact DSN (not DNS) 5.0.0 error you get.
Perhaps if you read the mail sent back to you due to the DSN error, you could find more info about the problem
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