I'm running postfix 3.10 on a Debian 13 system, it's mostly pretty
standard except that I'm using dnsmasq for local (i.e. LAN) DNS.
Everything else seems to get the right address for my server that runs
postfix:-
chris@q957$ hostname
q957
chris@q957$ hostname -f
q957.zbmc.eu
chris@q957$ dnsdomainname
zbmc.eu
chris@q957$
chris@q957$ more /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.1.1 q957.zbmc.eu q957
But postfix seems to be using q957.localdomain:-
chris@q957$ postconf | grep '^myhostname'
myhostname = q957.localdomain
My main.cf has myhostname commented out which leaves postfix to work
it out for itself, should I revert to setting myhostname explicitly?
Can someone suggest what's going on here and/or if I have something
misconfigured?
(It's handy if I don't have to set myhostname as the main.cf file will
then wor on other servers on my LAN)
--
Chris Green
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