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http://serverfault.com – I administer my work's network and I encounter a problem I never got before. I got a user (user@example.com) who sends email to on of our customers (user@customer.example.org). When user@example.com sends an email to @customer.example.org domain's, the email gets duplicated by the number of people who are supposed to receive the email : Example : - 2 people in the TO field : they both get 2 copies, - 1 person in the TO field and 3 in CC : everyone gets 4 copies. At @customer.example.org they only have the problem with email sent from user@example.com. When user@example.com sends email t (HowTos)

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