On Thursday 09 September 2004 12:50, Harald T ZIPKO wrote: > ... > > > To declare an alias for root edit /etc/postfix/aliases and at the > > bottom it > > tells you to define the local user to be an alias for root. Insert > > your user > > name there and then as root run 'newaliases' and restart postfix with > > 'service postfix restart' > > You will then get the mail for root user. > > That's really fine now - but I have a last question (sorry ;-): > How do I get rid of the name _root_ in front of the email-address (root > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)? The full address shows exactly the _virtual_ > server and domain-name, but the user name _root_ is obviousely causing > problems on my main pop-account (rejected due to security reasons...) > > > Anyway, Derek, thank you for your support! > -- > (o> Best regards > //\ Harald T ZIPKO > V_/_ > please no html - mails > --
Sorry I do not know how to change the "To:-" field. I do not understand why your pop server should care what the To:- field says. Mine does not. (I use courier-imap and courier-imap-pop) derek -- www.jennings.homelinux.net http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org
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