On 20/11/2007, Tom Chiverton <fed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On my Fedora Core 7, x86_64 box, I have a daily job that emails some things > off site: > # mutt -F /root/.muttrc -a /tmp/cacti.sql -s'back cacti' t@xxxxx < /dev/null > > The .muttrc is: > # cat /root/.muttrc > set from="root <root@xxxxxxxxxxxx>" > # > > Up until the day I applied > https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-package-announce/2007-November/msg00490.html > this worked fine. > > Now it is leaving the From: as 'root@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', which isn't in > public DNS, so my upstream SMTP smart host rejects it. > > I have strace'd mutt, and it's differently sending the wrong thing to the > local sendmail, and as I said, it worked until the recent update. > > So what's changed ? Do I just need to set some option somewhere ? Have you compared the mail envelope/headers created by both versions? Maybe you need sendmail -f to make it work? set use_envelope_from set envelope_from_address="..." Anyway, "rpm --query --docfiles mutt" points to the mutt changelog and upgrade notes. And "rpm --query --changelog mutt" displays the package changelog.
