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On Stardate 6609.08, Chris Purcell said: | I've set up a bunch of Postfix servers in the past, but I have these two | new Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 AS servers running Postfix that don't use | the "myorigin" parameter in main.cf for some reason. | | mydomain = foo.com | myhostname = mail.foo.com | myorigin = $mydomain | | Whenever I send mail out from the command line using either the mail or | sendmail command, the mail will be sent as "root@xxxxxxxxxxxx" instead of | "root@xxxxxxx". It uses whatever the hostname of the machine is...not the | hostname listed in main.cf. If I run the command "hostname | newname.foo.net" and then send mail out, it will go out as | "root@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx". I've never seen this problem before on any other | servers. Chaning the myorigin parameter to anything and running 'postfix | reload' has no effect. | | Also, I tried addding the "masquerade_domain = foo.com" option but it | didn't change anything. |
I use canonical maps to re-write addresses with postfix. Example:
In main.cf sender_canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/canonical_sender
In canonical_sender root root@xxxxxxxxxxxx scowles steve@xxxxxxxxxxx etc...
BTW: I don't canonicalize the root account. I show it above as an example only. - -- Steve Cowles -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
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