Dennis Putnam: [ Charset ISO-8859-1 unsupported, converting... ] > 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. > > Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks.
This may be best solved with smtp_generic_maps, which can replace "local" addresses in SMTP outbound mail with addresses at your ISP. See "Postfix on hosts without a real Internet hostname" in http://www.postfix.org/SOHO_README.html Wietse
