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I recently installed Webmin, Postfix, and Dovecot on a fresh Debian Wheezy system. Everything is working fine, except I'd like to know how I can configure Postfix to not only receive but also send mail from multiple domains.

I have one domain (the default) that sends and receives mail just fine. I have a system user named "joey", and mapped to him is joey@domain1.com. I have another user named "joey.domain2" who has joey@domain2.com mapped to him. I have no problems with receiving mail (I do most through Webmin) - receiving mail addressed to joey@domain2.com will have it delivered to joey.domain2's mailbox just fine. However, when I reply to it, the address appears to the receiver (I test stuff on Gmail) as joey.domain2@domain1.com.

How do I configure postfix so that I can send mail through other addresses rather than the default?

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Canonical mapping fixed this problem for me.

Putting this line 

joey.domain2@domain1.com    joey@domain2.com

in /etc/postfix/canonical allowed me to send mail from Domain 2. I set Webmin to read hash:/etc/postfix/canonical as all three canonical normal/send/receive mapping files.

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masegaloeh
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I think you should check 

http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#append_dot_mydomain 
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#append_at_myorigin.

If you have a multiple domains I would suggest to use virtual domains with postfixadmin

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You may use generic to rewrite adresses in outgoing emails from OS accounts.
[ It is equivalent of sendmail's genericstable ]

http://www.postfix.org/generic.5.html

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