Wietse:
>Type the following commands, and report the output:
>
>$ date
>$ mailq | grep DBBAD4A340AD
>$ date
>
>This may very well be a Debian bug where they run daemons chrooted
>but don't provide the correct timezone file inside the jail.
Glen B:
> box:/# date
> Tue Mar 10 12:38:51 EDT 2009
> box:/# mailq | grep DBBAD4A340AD
> postqueue: warning: Mail system is down -- accessing queue directly
> DBBAD4A340AD????? 827 Mon Mar? 9 10:29:27? root
This measurement does not use any Postfix daemon processes, so it
is no good.
What I first need to know is which of the commands reports the
wrong time: mailq (while Postfix is actually running) or postcat.
I also need to see the evidence that leads you to this conclusion,
because unfortunately too many people make mistakes.
Once that is determined, I may ask you to compile (NOT INSTALL)
Postfix from source code that has not been modified by the friendly
helpful Debian maintainers.
Follow-ups to postfix-users.
Wietse
