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It wasn't designed for that but you can try installing LinkMan on domain1.com and in the settings set website URL, title and description for domain2.com so people will have their link posted on domain1.com but will be linking to domain2.com

I found more and more links requests were asking for non-reciprocal linking, or in other words the linking partner wanted to place my link back code on a domain other than the one contained in their link code.

The solution I found was to remove the comparison code from addlink.php

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/* Compare URL and Reciprocal page URL */
$parsed_url = parse_url($url);
$parsed_rec = parse_url($recurl);
if ($parsed_url['host'] != $parsed_rec['host'])
{
problem('The reciprocal link must be placed under the same (sub)domain as your link is!');
}
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By doing this the form submission no longer checks URL/RURL for being the same domain.

So far I've found no issues, everything seems to work ok, and the link checker successfully checks the 'reciprocal'.
I haven't checked if the Page Rank function survives - I presume it does?

Cheers,
Ken.

Should work as it's independent of other checks.