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Is it possible to rewrite in postfix the local user that is sending email from the shell. I'm able to masquerade root@localhost to user@example.com using smtp_generic_maps without a problem. Unfortunately if I email somewhere like gmail the email is coming from "root (user@example.com)". What would be the best way to manipulate root to something like "User Name"? |
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It depends on how you "send mail from the shell." You're looking at a message From: header, which is part of the e-mail message, and hence not of interest to an MTA like postfix. When using sendmail(1), set a proper sender address in the RFC822 message you pass to it. FOr details on how to provide a proper sender address in your chosen mail program, consult its documentation. |
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