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I have setup postfix locally on my Linux box, it relays to my gmail account. This works nicely thanks to http://www.howtoforge.com/postfix_relaying_through_another_mailserver
However I would like to be able to specify the sender address (From:), I could not figure out what I needed to do. Does anyone knows how I can specify any of my (pre)configured valid gmail address ? All I could find is this:
http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=22370
Thanks
I did post this question to the debian-users group and got the following answer:
You can specify any headers with -a, e.g.
$ mail -a 'From: "My Name" ' da
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2012/04/msg00993.html
Which works beautifully
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Is there any way to send a simple email as such at linux terminal?
to: somebody#gmail.com
sub: Sending email from linux terminal
body: This is a short email sent from linux terminal
What kind of stack or smtp do i need to setup? How do I set them up?
Version for terminal:
mail somebody#gmail.com
Version for shell scripts:
echo "This is a short email" | mail -n -s "Sending email" somebody#gmail.com
AFAIK typical Linux distribution install MTA (sendmail/postfix/exim/...) by default. If you have static public IP address then its quite possible you have a working self-configuration.
Configuration of MTA without static public IP is more tricky.
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After some research on the internet I couldnt find an appropriate tool for my task. I am looking for a linux based networking tool like iptraf but with the ability to see which url was exactly requested (in and out).
Thank you in advance!
On linux you can use the tcpdump command to capture traffic, including all the data, to a file.
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Currently sharepoint responds to http://sharepoint.mydomain.com. I want it to respond to http://portal.mydomain.com also. This is an intranet site.
Is a DNS alias and alternate access mapping all I need to do? If not what are the necessary steps to accomplish this?
It seems so. Take a look at this: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointadmin/thread/b76cf17d-85cb-4a5e-9f7b-e0efdf438667 and this: http://dotnetengineer.wordpress.com/2008/06/30/url-aliases-for-your-sharepoint-site/. According to the second link you may want to set Zone setting to Extranet.
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I've posted it to serverfault earlier, but had no response... Help me, please!
I have to monitor a network. In this network there are several voip devices, some of them are Linksys PAP2T. I'd like to get the name of this device over the network. For all other SNMP works fine, but how can I use SNMP on PAP2T or is there any replace?
Thanks!
According to the product data sheet, as far as I understand 'Linksys PAP2T' does not support SNMP at all.
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I receive forwarded emails from an email like info#companyname.com to my Gmail account; when I respond to these emails, I want they look as if they came from info#companyname.com instead of my Gmail account.
Is this possible?
Yes, this is entirely possible.
Here's a link to google's knowledgebase describing exactly what to do: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=22370
Not really a question for Stack Overflow, but have a look here:
http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/send-mail-from-another-address-without.html
It's a post on the official GMAIL blog outlining how to send via an external SMTP host.