It should not be @redhat.com at all - but use the RHEVM's domain name.

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> It should not be @redhat.com at all - but use the RHEVM's domain name.

Exactly, 

if not set the use rhevm@<host's domain> 

Changing summary line accordingly.

On sf-8 the default sender email is rhevm

Hi Ilanit, can you share your /etc/engine/notifier/notifier.conf? or the value of MAIL_FROM in the file

Also in file /etc/sysconfig/ovirt-engine what is the value for ENGINE_FQDN in your test machine?

Thanks

1. MAIL_FROM is commented, intentionally, so that the sender will be default.

2. /etc/ovirt-engine/notifier/notifier.conf: 
#
# This file holds the configuration of oVirt events notification daemon.
# The daemon consists of two major services: notification service and engine monitoring.
#

#-------------------------------------#
# Notification Service Configuration: #
#-------------------------------------#
# Interval (in seconds) between iterations of dispatching messages to subscribers. Default is 120 seconds.
INTERVAL_IN_SECONDS=2

# The SMTP mail server address. Required.
MAIL_SERVER=localhost

# The default port of non-secured SMTP server is 25, for secured (ssl enabled) 465.
#MAIL_PORT=25

# Required if SSL enabled to authenticate the user. Used also to specify 'from' user address if mail server
# supports, when MAIL_FROM is not set. Address is in RFC822 format
#MAIL_USER=

# Required to authenticate the user if mail server requires authentication or if SSL is enabled
#MAIL_PASSWORD=

# Indicates whether SSL should be used to communicate with mail server. Default is false.
#MAIL_ENABLE_SSL=true

# If set to true, sends a message in HTML format. Default is false.
#HTML_MESSAGE_FORMAT=true

# Specifies 'from' address on sent mail in RFC822 format, if supported by mail server.
#MAIL_FROM=

# Specifies 'reply-to' address on sent mail in RFC822 format.
#MAIL_REPLY_TO=

# Amount of days to keep dispatched events on history table. If not set, events remain on history table.
#DAYS_TO_KEEP_HISTORY=30

# This parameter specifies how many days of old events are processed and sent
# when the notifier starts. If set to 2, for example, the notifier will
# process and send the events of the last two days, older events will just
# be marked as processed and won't be sent. The default is 0, so no old
# messages will be sent at all during startup.
#DAYS_TO_SEND_ON_STARTUP=0

#----------------------------------#
# Engine Monitoring Configuration: #
#----------------------------------#
# Interval (in seconds) between engine server monitoring iterations. Interval is being measured from
# the time an iteration is completed. Default is 300 seconds.
ENGINE_INTERVAL_IN_SECONDS=3

# Number of retries to monitor server status per iteration. Default is 3 retries.
ENGINE_MONITOR_RETRIES=3

# Time (in seconds) to wait between retries. Default is 30 seconds.
ENGINE_TIMEOUT_IN_SECONDS=3

# If running Jboss in secure mode, should be set to true. Default is false.
#IS_HTTPS_PROTOCOL=true

# Specifies the protocol used by Jboss Configuration Connector when SSL is enabled. Default is 'TLS'.
#SSL_PROTOCOL=TLS

# If running Jboss in secure mode, and wishes to ignore SSL errors, should set to true. Default is false.
#SSL_IGNORE_CERTIFICATE_ERRORS=false

# If running Jboss in secure mode, and wishes to ignore hostname verification, should set to true. Default is false.
# If setting this property to 'true', SSL_IGNORE_CERTIFICATE_ERRORS considered to be set to 'true' as well: disabling host name
# verification means that it will not be verified against the certification, therefore certification errors are ignored.
#SSL_IGNORE_HOST_VERIFICATION=false

# Specifies whether to repeat auditing of failure messages of non-responding engine server. Default is false (meaning
# repeated failure messages will NOT be sent to the subscribers)
#REPEAT_NON_RESPONSIVE_NOTIFICATION=false

3. ENGINE_FQDN=istein-32.qa.lab.tlv.redhat.com

Hi Ilanit,

This is my current implementation

if MAIL_FROM is set, use it for sender address
else if ENGINE_FQDN is set, we use the domain name from engine fqdn
if ENGINE_FQDN is not set use the domain name of the local hostname

So with your settings the from address would be rhevm.tlv.redhat.com which gets translated by the mail server to rhevm. 

I think the patch is working.

I verified this by setting up a mail server with domain rnori.com and set the ENGINE_FDQN and hostname to host.bos.rnori.com. With this setting I get email notifications from rhevm

OK, I understatnd, changing status to verified.

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