Hello,
I'm configuring a toaster on a server which has a few IP's. By default, toaster binds to all address, but I would like it to be available only from one of its aliased IP, especially I would like to change an IP address, from which mail is sent from my server, to one of its aliases, is it possible?
Regards
Peter
			
			
			
				If you reference perldoc toaster-watcher.conf
you'll find that what you're looking for is covered by the sections similar to this:
#######################################
#           qmail-smtpd               #
#######################################
smtpd_listen_on_address         = all           # all, a hostname, or IP
smtpd_listen_on_port            = smtp          # smtp or a port number
smtpd_hostname                  = 0
# smtpd_hostname [ system | qmail | mail.example.com ]
#
#  system - will set to the systems hostname
#  qmail  - will set to contents of qmail/control/me
#  other  - anything else is considered to be a hostname
			
			
			
				thanks for your answer, but I tried this, I put there this alias IP from there I want the mail to be sent but, in mail headers "Received: from" there is always a "primary" ip not selected alias.
Any ideas?
			
			
			
				Just to verify -- the mail you're receiving is coming from the qmail setup, and not being sent by some other process on the box?
Verify that you have toaster-watcher.pl running every few minutes
show us your /var/service/smtp/run file
-- let me think about this some more; I might not be approaching it from the right angle.
whats /var/qmail/control/me set to?
			
			
			
				| LogicX wrote on Fri, 08 April 2005 16:46 | 
 Just to verify -- the mail you're receiving is coming from the qmail setup, and not being sent by some other process on the box?
 
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yes I have mail-toaster 3.44 installed, there is no other mta
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  Verify that you have toaster-watcher.pl running every few minutes
 
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yes, its in cron
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  show us your /var/service/smtp/run file 
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#!/bin/sh#    NOTICE: This file is generated automatically by toaster-watcher.pl. Do NOT hand#      edit this file. Edit toaster-watcher.conf instead and then run toaster-watcher.pl#      to make your settings active. See perldoc toaster-watcher.confPATH=/var/qmail/bin:/usr/local/vpopmail/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/binexport PATHQMAILQUEUE="/var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl"export QMAILQUEUEif [ ! -f /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts ]; then        echo "No /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts!"        echo "Refusing to start SMTP listener because it'll create an open relay"        exit 1fiexec softlimit -m 35840000 tcpserver -S -H -R -c10 -x /usr/local/vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb -u 89 -g 89 0 smtp qmail-smtpd /usr/local/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw /usr/bin/true 2>&1
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  -- let me think about this some more; I might not be approaching it from the right angle.
  whats /var/qmail/control/me set to?
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to primary hostname,
Can I change this, or is it changed by toaster.watcher ?
			
 
			
			
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  -- let me think about this some more; I might not be approaching it from the right angle.
  whats /var/qmail/control/me set to?
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  to primary hostname, Can I change this, or is it changed by toaster.watcher ?
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yes; modify anything in this path -- which should be deriving its values from the toaster_hostname variable on the configs (and got set during initial install)