Re: Filename in main.cf, specifically myorigin = /etc/mailname

>Chris Green: >> Is the use of a filename in main.cf possible for any parameter or is >> it only applicable to myorigin (or just to a few)? >> >> I notice that installing postfix on my laptop from the Ubuntu >> repositories has set myorigin = /etc/mailname in main.cf. >> >> This is handy in relati

Re: Filename in main.cf, specifically myorigin = /etc/mailname

Matus UHLAR - fantomas: > >Chris Green: > >> Is the use of a filename in main.cf possible for any parameter or is > >> it only applicable to myorigin (or just to a few)? > >> > >> I notice that installing postfix on my laptop from the Ubuntu > >> repositories has set myorigin = /etc/mailname in mai

Re: Filename in main.cf, specifically myorigin = /etc/mailname

Chris Green: Is the use of a filename in main.cf possible for any parameter or is it only applicable to myorigin (or just to a few)? I notice that installing postfix on my laptop from the Ubuntu repositories has set myorigin = /etc/mailname in main.cf. This is handy in relation to my 'how to sy

Re: Filename in main.cf, specifically myorigin = /etc/mailname

Chris Green: > Is the use of a filename in main.cf possible for any parameter or is > it only applicable to myorigin (or just to a few)? > > I notice that installing postfix on my laptop from the Ubuntu > repositories has set myorigin = /etc/mailname in main.cf. > > This is handy in relation to m

Filename in main.cf, specifically myorigin = /etc/mailname

Is the use of a filename in main.cf possible for any parameter or is it only applicable to myorigin (or just to a few)? I notice that installing postfix on my laptop from the Ubuntu repositories has set myorigin = /etc/mailname in main.cf. This is handy in relation to my 'how to synchronise confi