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hi
i'm new on solaris and Sun Messaging Server
I have some question about my work
i use Messaging Server Ver. 6.2
LDAP
After changed as below.
dn: uid=aaa,ou=people,o=xxx.co.th,dc=xxx,dc=co,dc=th
changetype: modify
replace: mail
mail: [email protected]
I can send and recived email if i use full email. But can't send email if i use short email(aaa).
Ex. If i sent email to aaa : the system will be sent to [email protected]
? I use by Webmail. How to change short name to @new.co.th
Please explain such as command or exsample 'cz i'm a baby with this system ,Please help
Thank you very much for all reply
Thank you very much for all reply

wrrz wrote:
I have some question about my work
i use Messaging Server Ver. 6.2
LDAP
After changed as below.
dn: uid=aaa,ou=people,o=xxx.co.th,dc=xxx,dc=co,dc=th
changetype: modify
replace: mail
mail: [email protected]
I can send and recived email if i use full email. But can't send email if i use short email(aaa).
Ex. If i sent email to aaa : the system will be sent to [email protected]
? I use by Webmail. How to change short name to @new.co.thThis behaviour can only be changed on a global level, not an individual account/address level.
A "short" email address of "aaa" is not RFC compliant therefore Sun Messaging Server fixes the address by adding a domain (in this case @old.co.th) to make the address valid.
The domain that is added is determined by the "defaulthost" setting in the MTA imta.cnf configuration file.
You should see a line that looks like the following in your configuration file:
defaults notices 1 2 4 7 copywarnpost copysendpost postheadonly noswitchchannel immnonurgent maxjobs 7 defaulthost old.co.th old.co.th loggingTo change the behaviour so that aaa => [email protected] you would change the above to:
defaults notices 1 2 4 7 copywarnpost copysendpost postheadonly noswitchchannel immnonurgent maxjobs 7 defaulthost new.co.th new.co.th loggingYou then need to recompile/restart the MTA for the change to become active e.g.
./imsimta cnbuild;./imsimta restart
Regards,
Shane.

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