Assuming the SMTPFrom setting isn't overriding the reply addresses
specified in the queue config queue@ queue-comment@ etc. You may need to
rebuild the alias hash with the newaliases command. Are you getting any
bounces from your smtp?
Chris Hall wrote:
ahh, nevermind, I got it...
Set($SMTPServer, '##########');
Set($SMTPFrom , 'r...@rt.#########.com');
but now, my question has evolved slightly.. email seems to be
successfully sent out, but I get the email saying "reply to this
address if you have questions, etc..." I reply to it, and nothing
seems to happen.
I've added the following lines to /etc/aliases
rt: "|/opt/rt3/bin/rt-mailgate --queue 'General' --action correspond
--url http://rt.###########.com";
rt-comment: "|/opt/rt3/bin/rt-mailgate --queue 'General' --action
comment --url http://rt.##########.com";
(obviously w/o the # signs...) but nothing seems to happen when I
reply to the email... any ideas as to why?
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Curtis Bruneau <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
You should be able to set up postfix using the parameter
'relayhost' for relaying, you can specify a different port if
needed. This would allow you to still use the sendmail commands to
send. This is assuming you can still receive on port 25 for MX
deliveries. Otherwise you may have no choice but to set it up on
your real smtp server.
Chris Hall wrote:
We're tightly controlling port 25 on our site here, so using
the local method for sending email is a no go. I read
something about installing mailgate on the smtp server here,
but that has some people... nervous.... My boss seems to
think it should be a matter of switching a line or two to set
a smarthost to our smtp server to make it work. So my
question is, without dropping additional software or whatnot
on the smtp server... how can I use an external server for
sending mail? What's the preferred and correct configuration
needed?
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