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I have &nbsp;an Ubuntu 14.04 server that I am running postfix. &nbsp;I'm not sure what I changed in the configuration but the &quot;from &quot;&nbsp;address in return path is displaying something like &quot;Address-452-248-248@addre<wbr />ss&quot;@mydoma<wbr />in.com<br />
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Obviously this is being kicked back. &nbsp;I need help setting this back up properly.<br />
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Thanks
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I have  an Ubuntu 14.04 server that I am running postfix.  I'm not sure what I changed in the configuration but the "from " address in return path is displaying something like "Address-452-248-248@address"@mydomain.com

Obviously this is being kicked back.  I need help setting this back up properly.

Thanks

postfix FROM address incorrect and has two @ signs

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