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by shanghai sam
For the isp server...
Assuming:
a) You're running sendmail and pop3
b) You don't have your own domain ie using something like comcast.net
This was easiest for me...
Get http://cork.linux.ie/projects/install-sendmail/
This is my .fetchmailrc located in the \root folder:
defaults
# Configuration created whenever by fetchmailconf
set postmaster "postmaster"
set bouncemail
set no spambounce
set properties ""
poll pop3.comcast.net
proto pop3
user "ispusraccnt1" <--- isp user account
pass "whatever"
is linuxuser1 <--- linux mailaccount
fetchall
user "user2"
pass "pass2"
is linuxuser2
fetchall
user "ispuseraccount3"
pass "pass3"
is linuxuser3
For the domain2.edu, just use sendmail's forwarding from the domain1.com
I've not done your exact scenario before, but maybe this will get you going. Also, I'd recomend running webmin, as this is a graphical configurator & should make overall linux management much easier.
Hope I helped.
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