hylafax integration
This is a discussion on hylafax integration within the alt.comp.mail.postfix forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; I have setup postfix and hylafax to talk to each other and I can now send faxes from email with ...
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10-09-2006
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hylafax integration
I have setup postfix and hylafax to talk to each other and I can now send
faxes from email with no trouble. I followed the instructions here and all worked: http://www.postfix.org/faq.html#fax To send a fax a user sends an email to: 123456789@fax.ourdomain.com.au This is fine however it's a bit long winded and would be simpler if it could be shortened to: 123456789@fax Would this simply be a case of changing the entry in: etc/postfix/transport from: fax.your.domain fax:localhost to fax fax:localhost Thanks 
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Re: hylafax integration
mchenry wrote:
> I have setup postfix and hylafax to talk to each other and I can now send > faxes from email with no trouble. I followed the instructions here and all > worked: > http://www.postfix.org/faq.html#fax > > To send a fax a user sends an email to: > 123456789@fax.ourdomain.com.au > > This is fine however it's a bit long winded and would be simpler if it > could be shortened to: > 123456789@fax > > Would this simply be a case of changing the entry in: > etc/postfix/transport from: > fax.your.domain fax:localhost > to > fax fax:localhost Some email client software might balk if the recipient domain isn't a FQDN. But if it doesn't: recipient_canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical --< /etc/postfix/recipient_canonical >-- @fax @fax.ourdomain.com.au -- Greg
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Re: hylafax integration
On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 15:56:31 +0000, Greg Hackney wrote:
> mchenry wrote: >> I have setup postfix and hylafax to talk to each other and I can now send >> faxes from email with no trouble. I followed the instructions here and all >> worked: >> http://www.postfix.org/faq.html#fax >> >> To send a fax a user sends an email to: >> 123456789@fax.ourdomain.com.au >> >> This is fine however it's a bit long winded and would be simpler if it >> could be shortened to: >> 123456789@fax >> >> Would this simply be a case of changing the entry in: >> etc/postfix/transport from: >> fax.your.domain fax:localhost >> to >> fax fax:localhost > > > Some email client software might balk if the recipient domain > isn't a FQDN. But if it doesn't: > > recipient_canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical > > --< /etc/postfix/recipient_canonical >-- > @fax @fax.ourdomain.com.au > > > -- > Greg worked and thanks :)
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