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The primary_hostname in the Exim config file sometimes needs to be manually configured, because Exim has trouble picking up the actual hostname of the server (even if hostname -f outputs the correct hostname).
It would be nice to allow this to be configured... if for no other reason than it's one less task I have to maintain in my downstream playbooks for a few LEB servers where Exim is picking up the domain without the TLD (e.g. emails delivered from apache@example instead of apache@example.com.
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The
primary_hostname
in the Exim config file sometimes needs to be manually configured, because Exim has trouble picking up the actual hostname of the server (even ifhostname -f
outputs the correct hostname).See http://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2016/how-get-your-servers-emails-through-gmails-spam-filter-exim for a little more background.
It would be nice to allow this to be configured... if for no other reason than it's one less task I have to maintain in my downstream playbooks for a few LEB servers where Exim is picking up the domain without the TLD (e.g. emails delivered from
apache@example
instead ofapache@example.com
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: