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Hai all,
In RHEL4 i installed Postfix...When i send a mails to users
it will going user@host.domain.com...
i want rewrite the header like user@domain.com
Where can i set this option excatly pls tell me.......
Is the mail being sent from (i.e. originating on) that machine, or merely relayed by it?
Is your mail client (MUA) inserting the undesired "From:" header?
Iam installed same system act as a DNS,dovecot and Postfix servers...
My FQDN is vinay.test.one
my mail id is root.test.one
when iam send a mails to user@test.one it is not working
then i send mails to user@vinay.test.one it is working...
Same problem i found in sendmail also...
At the time in sendmail.mc file i added this entry
MASQUARDE_AS ('test.one')
then it is going to user@test.one
So, is the problem that you want your machine to accept mail of the form user@test.one? If so, you can add $mydomain to mydestination, so it would look something like
Your FQDN should probably be assigned to myhostname, rather than to mydomain, so:
Code:
myhostname = vinay.test.one
After making this change and reload postfix with "postfix reload" please send mail to user@test.one and user@vinay.test.one and post the relevant log file entries (look in places like /var/log/maillog).
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