On 10.04.14 17:09, Erik Christiansen wrote: > Is the problem not best addressed at source, i.e. either fix up the local > address list, or have correspondents stop munging their return address?
On 11.04.14 00:44, Jon LaBadie wrote: > The domain is my own local home lan. Last year I retired the > system acting as the mail server. On the replacement server > I'm using postfix for the first time. ... > The problem was "fixed" by making mail addressed to the domain > be delivered locally, i.e. local to the originating host. Thus > to get mail to someone else's workstation I had to add their > host name to the address. > > I think I've found a solution/workaround in the postfix config, The better solution is to fix the postfix config causing the problem. (Your older self will thank you one day.) It does admittedly take a little time and effort to get on top of postfix when it's first encountered. Their mailing list is _very_ expert, and helpful if given a concise problem description and evidence of initial investigations, with results. Erik -- Life is complex: it has a real part and an imaginary part. - Martin Terma
