Hi,
I want to send mail via sendmail from mutt from a 'normal' pc with dynamic ip behind a firewall that doesn't allow connections from internet to lan...
First tries led me to the result that in the header of sent mails a field said that I had set sender to some address using -f (I did it by setting the from-variable in muttrc and it differs from my username). To avoid this behaviour I created /etc/mail/trusted-users containing my local username and added
to /etc/mail/myhost.submit.mc. It works.
But there are still some mail-receivers complaining that sender email address and sender host differ. The suspect my mails to be spam :r.
I don't want that my local username or my local hostname appears in email headers of sent mails.
What could I do?
I would prefer using sendmail.
I want to send mail via sendmail from mutt from a 'normal' pc with dynamic ip behind a firewall that doesn't allow connections from internet to lan...
First tries led me to the result that in the header of sent mails a field said that I had set sender to some address using -f (I did it by setting the from-variable in muttrc and it differs from my username). To avoid this behaviour I created /etc/mail/trusted-users containing my local username and added
Code:
define(`confCT_FILE',`/etc/mail/trusted-users')dnl
FEATURE(`use_ct_file')dnlBut there are still some mail-receivers complaining that sender email address and sender host differ. The suspect my mails to be spam :r.
Code:
Received: (from mylocaluser@localhost)
by myhost.lan
...
(envelope-from my'real'mailadress)I don't want that my local username or my local hostname appears in email headers of sent mails.
What could I do?
I would prefer using sendmail.