[Spce-user] Voicemails are sent from asterisk at spce

[Jiri Ptacnik]

Thanks Guillem,

you explain it thanks. But:

- after ngcp-update there is in the etc/mailname string combined from
"host.domain" from config.yml. So it is working better now. For me:
"my.server.com"

- but final voicemail comes from voicemail at hostname.domain and not
from serveremail defined in config.yml (i have defined "serveremai:
voicemail at server.com" not "voicemail at hostname.domain")

- how about etc/host?
My emails not works well with default behaviour of this file.

How important is this?:
127.0.0.2 spce. spce
There is also noted, it is important for FQDN, but I dont get why...

I still need to overwrite it with 123.123.123.123 my.server.com my
Or should I keep 127... and add my notation somewhere?

Thanks
Jiri

út 16. 1. 2024 v 16:43 odesílatel Guillem Jover <gjover at sipwise.com> napsal:
>
> Hi!
>
> On Mon, 2024-01-15 at 09:39:29 +0100, Jiri Ptacnik wrote:
> > I do not have any "spce" in config.yml but it is always coming back
> > after ngcpcfg-apply. In network.yml is nodename=spce but if I change
> > it, bad things happens... (invalid schema detected)
> > So "spce" is back in "etc/hosts" and probably from there it is taken
> > to "/etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf" and also into "etc/mailname".
>
> The system has three different names, there's the system hostname
> (from /etc/hostname), there's the ngcp-hostname (from
> /etc/ngcp_hostname), and the ngcp-nodename (from /etc/ngcp_nodename).
>
> The hostname in /etc/hostname in theory could be anything you decide,
> if that breaks we'd consider that a bug. The distinction between the
> ngcp-hostname and ngcp-nodename is mostly relevant on Carriers, were
> nodename could be sp1 and hostname web01a; for PRO both would be sp1
> for example. The ngcp-* names and the ones in network.yml should not
> be changed as these are what the platform uses as rendezvous points.
>
> > In a right way, it should all be generated from config.yml or other
> > yml files, but I am not able to find, from where is "spce" coming.
> >
> > Another weird thing is, "etc/hosts" is also rewritten after
> > ngcpcfg-apply with this "127.0.0.2 spce. spce".
> >
> > My mail only works, when I rewrite manualy etc/hosts and when I
> > replace "127.0.0.2 spce. spce" with something else, for example with
> > "123.123.123.123 my.server.com my"
>
> I looked into this, and the templates for /etc/mailname and
> /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf.tt2 did not handle the email.domain
> and email.hostname settings in the same way as in
> /etc/exim4/exim4.conf.localmacros, which was making the email headers
> use incorrect names. I've prepared fixes for this for trunk, which
> should probably appear later today also on previous releases once I've
> also prepared backports.
>
> Just a note that, when setting email.domain, then email.hostname
> should not contain a FQDN, and only a hostname, which is the other
> part that you noticed being duplicate in Vova's mail headers. So
> in his config it should have been instead something like:
>
>   ,--- config.yml ---
>   email:
>     domain: 'spce-test.lab.com'
>     hostname: 'test-node'
>   `---
>
> Thanks,
> Guillem