Am 17.09.2011 20:54, schrieb Ansgar Wiechers:
> On 2011-09-17 Reindl Harald wrote:
>> for whatever reason after upgrade to "VMware Workstation 8" the
>> address for the host in a nat-network has to be changed from
>> "192.168.196.2" to "192.168.196.1" and was also changed for relayhost
>> of a VM in main.cf
>>
>> but independet how often i restart the VM, postfix or even call
>> "postqueue -f" some system-mails from before the change are hanging
>> around
>>
>> what am i missing to tell postfix to recognize the change and deliver
>> the messages?
>> _____________________________
>>
>> postfix-2.8.5-7.fc15.rh.20110917.x86_64
>>
>> [root@testserver:~]$ cat /etc/postfix/main.cf
>> relayhost = 192.168.196.1
>>
>> Sep 17 20:34:37 testserver postfix/smtp[15421]: AF3EB42A95: 
>> to=<rhs...@test.rh>, relay=none, delay=14926, delays=14926/0.42/0.03/0, 
>> dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to 192.168.196.2[192.168.196.2]:25: 
>> Connection refused)
> You're long enough on this list to know that the contents of main.cf are
> far less relevant than the output of "postconf -n". 
>
> Did you restart Postfix after changing the config?
> Did you try to re-queue the mail (postsuper -r ALL) instead of flushing
> the queue?

well :-)

i am also long enough on the list that i wrote "but independet how often i 
restart
the VM, postfix or even call "postqueue -f" some system-mails from before the 
change
are hanging around" because i do not like to let peopole guess as i do not like 
to guess

anyways - i am an idiot
there was a transport to the host-system with the 192.168.196.1 fro "test.rh"

"postsuper -r ALL" was the answer of my question

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