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Old 22nd January 2008, 17:14
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I login in webmail using login web1_username. Why my e-mail get sent to other e-mail with e-mail address web1_username@domain.com not username@domain.com? I have no DNS configuration for my domain (only A record). I can send e-mail to inbox.lv server (this e-mail server is located in my country) but I can not recieve e-mails from inbox.lv. I could recieve e-mails when I used Windows XP and simple smtp server...
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The mail gets rewritten to the username of the user at the hostname of your server. Thats all correct. Please post the exact lines that you get in the mail log file.
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Old 24th January 2008, 14:02
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My e-mail sent for admin@domain.com will be sent on web1_admin@domain.com

And my e-mail to admin@mydomain.com sent from username@inbox.lv is refused because I haven't configured my domain yet (I think I have to change something in MX records...).

I have one more question
I have installed postfix. I think php sends mail using sendmail. PHP will send e-mails using postfix?
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Old 25th January 2008, 09:34
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If you installed postfix, a sendmail compatibility wrapper is installed, so php sens trough postfix automatically.
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