On 09.11.22 09:12, supp...@openmbox.net wrote:
I have setup the domain in /etc/mailname, such as example.org. but my hostname is something like sdfsfsdf.example.org.
When i send an email from terminal by "mail" commaind, the mail is sent via postfix installed on localhost, the sender address appears always as "u...@sdfsfsdf.example.org", not the expected "u...@example.org".
the "mail" program may fill postfix may not to use mailname, what's your myorigin setting? what output does "postconf myorigin" produce? what do your logs say when you send mail via "mail" command?
so what the use case of /etc/mailname?
it's debian extension for mail clients and servers, unfortunately not all of them
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