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RE: [cobalt-users] Hostname in email?



||>We would like to have our mail look like this in the
||>recipient's email box: To: customer@xxxxxxx    and
||>>From : admin@xxxxxxx
||>We do not want the Hostname in all the headers from
||>our machine.
||>To change this were told that this is a custom job
||>that would require ProfServices.
<snip>
||>Technical info:
||>We only have one reverse look-up record and that is
||>for xxx.com, though have tried multiple reverse
||>look-up records and restarted services with the same
||>resutls.
||>When we do nslookup xxx.com, we get:
||>Server: xxx.com
||>Address: xxx.xxx.x.xxx
||>Name :  xxx.com
||>Address: xxx.xxx.x.xxx
||>-R

It would help much more if you actually gave us the domain that you are
talking about, so that we could do our own reverse lookups and try to help
you.
A name would be nice, too.  :)

I am not sure of the procedure on a Qube, but I seriously doubt it needs
professional services. If you do a search through the archives you'll find
*many* emails dealing with this very issue, both on RaQs and Qubes.

My (RaQ experienced, not Qube experienced) suggestion is to make an MX
record with no hostname, pointing to the mail server *with* the hostname.
Example:
yourXXXdomain.com --> www.yourXXXdomain.com

I had the same problems on my RaQ and this is how I solved it.

Carrie Bartkowiak