Anthony Campbell put forth on 12/20/2009 2:25 PM: > OK, after looking at the output of the modified post-install I found the > cause of the error message (I think). I deleted postfix-doc and > reinstalled it - the error is no longer there.
And yet, you could have avoided this entire messy saga by running Postfix on Debian stable (Lenny) instead of Debian u n s t a b l e (SID). Why exactly do you desire to run a production Postfix server on Debian SID? They call it u n s t a b l e for a reason Anthony. You've just experienced that reason. If your answer is that you need features available in Postfix 2.6.5 that aren't in 2.5.5, then you should be running Lenny and installing Postfix 2.6.5 from Wietse's source package, _not_ installing u n s t a b l e to get Postfix 2.6.5. Now repeat after me 100 times: "Debian-stable is for production, Debian-SID is for tinkering and pulling one's hair out." P.S. Forgive my space expansion of SID's branch name. The list admin filter doesn't like the first 3 letters of that word in succession. Apparently it thinks those 3 letters mean the sender wants to leave the list or something. -- Stan
