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The user victor uses mail. At dispatch of the message the recipient receives in Thebat the letter from victor.bashinsky. Bashinsky don't like this. I want to make so that the recipient did not see a surname of the sender. In proc/kcore there is a record victor.bashinsky, I want to correct it on victor
Sorry, I don't really get what you mean in the last post.
From waht I gather you have some sort of problem with your mailing system. You'd have to reconfigure your mailing system in order to fix these problems.
Hm sorry to say that I don't use sendmail (I prefer postfix) because it's a bit to complicated to configure for my taste.
You'll have to search Google a bit on a Howto to rewrite the sender Adress. Be careful though, people will start sending emails to this adress (victor@somewhere.com) so you have to rewrite all receiving mails as well!
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