The <email_from> address is the generic one set by OSSEC (the server
does not have a FQDN).
Just to clarify some points about the email credentials:
1. If the <email_to> address is, for example, myname@gmail, and the
<smtp_server> points to a Google SMTP server, can I have the
<email_from> address be any arbitrary email address?
2. Must the <email_from> address have to be a valid address?
TIA
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finid
On 2014-12-16 12:46, Brent Morris wrote:
what's your <email_from></email_from> address? It should be fully
qualified if you're sending to gmail and the like...
On Tuesday, December 16, 2014 8:23:16 AM UTC-8, finid wrote:
In further troubleshooting email issues I have with a couple of
servers
not being able to send emails to certain email providers, I have
found
that OSSEC is actually sending emails, but the other end is
rejecting
them.
So after installing a local SMTP app for OSSEC to send emails, any
emails destined to Fastmail and Google are rejected with this type
of
message:
< snip >
Sender address rejected: need fully-qualified address
(in reply to RCPT TO command)
< /snip >
Obviously some email providers are not that picky, but is there a
way to
bypass this without actually setting up a FQDM?
TIA,
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finid
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