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Fantastic, resolved problem immediately.<br />
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Thanks Gary
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Hello, I recently upgraded to a new server with very similar configuration (ReHat 6, Plesk 12) from old server (RedHat 5 Plesk 11.5). <br />
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Problem: Now Postfix &nbsp;sends email to address formatted like <b>name@website.com</b>, but doesn't send emails from scripts using something like <b>{Email:value}</b> or <b>[request_email]</b> .<br />
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Could somebody please help me with this? I have been trying to figure this out since Sunday.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Jorge
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Hello, I recently upgraded to a new server with very similar configuration (ReHat 6, Plesk 12) from old server (RedHat 5 Plesk 11.5). 

Problem: Now Postfix  sends email to address formatted like name@website.com, but doesn't send emails from scripts using something like {Email:value} or [request_email] .

Could somebody please help me with this? I have been trying to figure this out since Sunday.

Thanks,

Jorge

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