Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
I have recently migrated from Mandriva to CentOS and am have the return
of an old problem. My ISP requires that I go through their reply to send
mail. That is all working with the exception of the generated from
address. They require that I have a valid FDQN in the from response.
This was all working with my Mandriva main.cf but CentOS apparently has
a newer version of Postfix (6.2.2) and the config files are not 100%
compatible. I had to manually create the equivalent settings based on
the old main.cf. That seemed straightforward enough however, the from
response is being rejected by my ISP because the domain on the from
response is being picked up from /etc/hosts (which is a fake local
domain) rather than the 'myorigin' parameter in main.cf. I cannot find
how I fixed this on the old OS but obviously I am missing some parameter
somewhere that sets the from FDQN to what my ISP requires.
- Spoofing the From address Dennis Putnam
- Re: Spoofing the From address Ansgar Wiechers
- Re: Spoofing the From address Wietse Venema
- Re: Spoofing the From address Dennis Putnam
- Re: Spoofing the From address Wietse Venema
- Re: Spoofing the From address Dennis Putnam
- Re: Spoofing the From address Wietse Venema
- Re: Spoofing the From address Dennis Putnam
