Sorry to have to ask this question, but I can't figure out where to change the asterisk@ setting in Postfix (at least I'm assuming it's a Postfix setting). Of course, this may be an Asterisk setting. Anyway, here is my problem:
I'm trying to send voice mail notifications through an Exchange server. However, Postfix insists on sending asterisk@
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Aug 31 20:07:17 voice postfix/cleanup[5301]: DEE58BB087B: message-id=
Aug 31 20:07:17 voice postfix/qmgr[4926]: DEE58BB087B: from=
Aug 31 20:07:17 voice postfix/smtp[5304]: certificate verification failed for legolas.pcca.local: num=20:unable to get local issuer certificate
Aug 31 20:07:17 voice postfix/smtp[5304]: certificate verification failed for legolas.pcca.local: num=21:unable to verify the first certificate
Aug 31 20:07:18 voice postfix/smtp[5304]: DEE58BB087B: to=
Aug 31 20:07:18 voice postfix/cleanup[5301]: 02989BB087C: message-id=
Aug 31 20:07:18 voice postfix/qmgr[4926]: 02989BB087C: from=, size=13558, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Aug 31 20:07:18 voice postfix/bounce[5306]: DEE58BB087B: sender non-delivery notification: 02989BB087C
Aug 31 20:07:18 voice postfix/qmgr[4926]: DEE58BB087B: removed
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The TO address is the only thing I change when posting the output of /var/log/maillog
Legolas (the Exchange server) is rejecting because it's attempting to send as asterisk@voice.pcca.local. I need it to send as voice@domain.com. I can change it to asterisk@domain.com by changing myorigin in mail.cf, but I can't change the asterisk@ to voice@.
Thanks.
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Josh
Member Since:
2007-02-05