Michael Tokarev: > > The preferred pickup/qmgr IPC type (fifo or unix) can be a main.cf > > parameter setting (with an OS-dependent default value, e.g., fifo > > for Solaris and unix for everything else), and post-install can be > > updated to edit master.cf accordingly. > > Maybe this is something which don't really need any configuration > parameters, just pick up whatever is best on current OS, from prior > knowlege. But indeed, config parameter there will do the job, and > will even let us test easily if things have changed on solaris, > without a need to recompile postfix. > > I'm a bit afraid of possible questions this change may generate > in the future, when people will start asking "what it is for, > why can't it be hardcoded" etc. :)
$ postconf -d|wc -l 920 No-one has complained sofar. > > Also, mounting stuff over Postfix directories breaks the basic model > > of how Postfix manages its files, and I definitely don't want some > > (Linux) distro maintainer to pick up on the idea. I have enough > > work on my hands to deal with damage control of (Linux) distro > > maintainers. > > Well, I already suggested this to Debian - to mount /var/spool/postfix/run Thank you for making my worst nightmares come true. I will do my best to prevent this from happening, and if I find out that they do it anyway, then I will raise hell and it won't be pretty. Wietse