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Thx for all answers. Setting sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i -C
/etc/postfix-third in httpd.conf did the trick. Now mails have correct
ip/domain information.
2012/1/6 Wietse Venema <wietse@porcupine.org>
> damian freelance:
> > Hi, i have a problem with my 2 postfix instances. 2 separate IP's and
> > coressponding domain names are setup on networking, they are working
> fine.
> > I want second mail message (below) to have <br>
> > `Received: from firstInstanceDomain.com (firstInstanceDomain.com.
> > [second.domain.ip])` <br>
> > instead of <br>
> > `Received: from secondInstanceDomain.com (secondInstanceDomain.com.
> > [second.domain.ip])` <br>
>
> The content of the Received: header is:
>
> Received: from client-helo-argument (hostname-of-client-ip-address
> [client-ip-address]) by server-myhostname ...
>
> The SMTP client by default sends $myhostname in the EHLO command.
>
> The purpose of the Received: header is to record what happened, not
> to rewrite history to something prettier than what happened.
>
> Wietse
>