[Asterisk-Users] Voicemail message as e-mail attachment

Phil Guier japhil623 at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 12 18:45:39 MST 2003


I had some problem with this also. If you are using
sendmail, edit sendmail.cf and input a couple of
parms:

-Find a line that starts with DS. Put in your
provider's mailserver address right after the DS.
Example: DSmail.swbell.net

This will allow your provider to relay the mail for
you. 

Then find a line that starts with DM. Put in your
mycomp.mydomain.ro same as above.
Example: DMmycomp.mydomain.ro

Restart sendmail. This fixed my problem, maybe it will
work on yours too if your setup is similar.

Phil
 
--- Simon J Mudd <sjmudd at pobox.com> wrote:
> dtoma at fx.ro ("Dan") writes:
> 
> > I have done a search through the local messages
> and the problem seems to be
> > that the mail sent by Asterisk use as sender
> root at mycomp.mydomain.ro, but
> > this domain is not a registered one, so the
> destination server does not
> > accept it.
> >
> > I must have a registered domain/server in order to
> use this feature
> > (voicemail by email)?
> 
> No, but many mail servers check that the email
> address you use is
> "valid". Valid has several meanings, but probably
> means that the
> _sending_ address you use should be "deliverable"
> and is in a real
> domain.  If you use Asterisk _entirely_ in your
> company this may not
> be necessary, but otherwise you are going to cause
> yourself real
> trouble if you don't use a "real address".
> 
> Perhaps this should be stated more clearly in the
> voicemail.conf?
> 
> > Why sendmail is required to send only a mail?
> 
> "sendmail" (the sendmail MTA) isn't required to send
> email. What is
> required is a sendmail compatible binary at
> /usr/sbin/sendmail.
> 
> > Asterisk cannot send directly to the destination
> MX without the need
> > for a local SMTP server?
> 
> Writing a mail server is not as easy as you might
> think. Better leave
> to a program dedicated to this task, though it
> doesn't have to
> specifically be sendmail (inspite of the binary's
> name).
> 
> Simon
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