This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh said:
>If you do that, all of your mail will be sent out with the envelope set to
>your isp's hostname, and with postfix, it means that everything will be
>rewritten thus. Think... root@spiral -> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Not good.
Thinking laterally; exim has an /etc/email-addresses file, which
contains lines like thus:
jaq: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exim reads this file, and mangles outgoing mail accordingly, so all my
messages which would have gone out as jaq@willow go out as you would
expect them to.
I'm just wondering if postfix has a similar option, rather than setting
the lot to come from your ISP and having to set up special rules for
system accounts.
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jamesw
<Jaq> what's wrong with the default? :)
<jdub> It is poopie.
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