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You may also need to set<br />
local_header_rewrite_clien<wbr />ts = $mynetworks
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You may also need to set
local_header_rewrite_clients = $mynetworks

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the first one worked perfectly
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whenever I send an email to myself from squirrelmail when it reaches my inbox it says it is coming from Max@localhost.mydomain.com<wbr />. how do I get rid of the localhost I tried $myorigin = $mydomain in main.cf but that didn't work how can I fix this.<br />
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Max<br />
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I am using fedora core 4
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whenever I send an email to myself from squirrelmail when it reaches my inbox it says it is coming from Max@localhost.mydomain.com. how do I get rid of the localhost I tried $myorigin = $mydomain in main.cf but that didn't work how can I fix this.


Max

I am using fedora core 4

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