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Add an <b>-r</b> flag followed by the from address.
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Add an -r flag followed by the from address.

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I wanna be able to change the default email anyway though, and adding that will only change the &quot;root&quot; on the adress
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I wanna be able to change the default email anyway though, and adding that will only change the "root" on the adress

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Locate and edit main.cf - should be in /etc/postfix<br />
Add to the end of the file<br />
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<i>smtp_generic_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/generic</i><br />
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...and save.<br />
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Open<br />
<i>/etc/postfix/generic</i><br />
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...and add on the end<br />
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<i>root@email.minecraftcommun<wbr />ity.org &nbsp;you@youremail.com</i>
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Locate and edit main.cf - should be in /etc/postfix
Add to the end of the file

smtp_generic_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/generic

...and save.


Open
/etc/postfix/generic

...and add on the end

root@email.minecraftcommunity.org  you@youremail.com

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I've recently installed and configuered mailsend on my dedicated linux server. And when I am trying to send away a test email the email adress automatically becomes root@email.minecraftcommun<wbr />ity.org and I wonder where I can change the default email.<br />
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Screenshot: <a href="http://gyazo.com/eefcb9e6e621b0261f56836cf775dd17" rel="ugc">http://gyazo.com/eefcb9e6e621b0261f56836cf775dd17</a>
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I've recently installed and configuered mailsend on my dedicated linux server. And when I am trying to send away a test email the email adress automatically becomes root@email.minecraftcommunity.org and I wonder where I can change the default email.

Screenshot: http://gyazo.com/eefcb9e6e621b0261f56836cf775dd17

Where can I edit the standard email adress?

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