asterisk users - Jul 2006 - Serveremail Setting Does Not Work for Text Messages

The serveremail setting in voicemail.conf is supposed to change the return
address of the voicemail notifications.  I have found that it indeed does
this successfully for the first email entered (the one intended for sending
to a conventional email address), but does not do so for the second email
address (the one intended for telephone text messages.)  The result is that
the text message has some ridiculously long return address which is
apparently my full machine name.  The length of the return address then
causes some sort of overflow in my cell phone and the phone crashes.

So, does anyone know a way that I can control the return address for the
second email address?
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You need to upgrade your phone!

 

I?m using the ?pager? emails as well, and the return address/name is being
set up correctly. Perhaps your mail server is mangling the e-mails?

 

 

[voicemail.conf]

serveremail=vm@abilitybusiness.com

[snip]

pagerfromstring=Ability *

pagersubject=New VM

pagerbody=New msg from ${VM_CIDNAME} (${VM_CIDNUM}) on ${VM_DATE}. (Mailbox:
${VM_MAILBOX}, Length: ${VM_DUR})

[snip]

205 => 1234,Wes
Baehr,wbaehr@abilitybusiness.com,secretemailaddressthatforwardstomycellular

 

 

 

Wes Baehr

 

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Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2006 4:06 PM
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Subject: [asterisk-users] Serveremail Setting Does Not Work for Text
Messages

 

The serveremail setting in voicemail.conf is supposed to change the return
address of the voicemail notifications.  I have found that it indeed does
this successfully for the first email entered (the one intended for sending
to a conventional email address), but does not do so for the second email
address (the one intended for telephone text messages.)  The result is that
the text message has some ridiculously long return address which is
apparently my full machine name.  The length of the return address then
causes some sort of overflow in my cell phone and the phone crashes. 

So, does anyone know a way that I can control the return address for the
second email address?

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