With the mail problem at hand, can I relay mail through a 10.4 server?

I read all the post and get worried not to have my mail running on 10.5. The question is, can I use an other 10.4 server that is standing here around and handles print and file sharing for the network to host also mail. I was hoping I can set on the main server the mail server domain to the 10.4 server.
I just don't know if this is possible and if so, how?
Thanks,
Dave

i got a workaround. just linked to an outside zimbra server and all mails are working. I guess we'll have to wait until this is fixed.

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