It is many years since I set up postfix on my Mac server and it's use is now
purely for local email, i.e. users on home network. However I have some issues
with this and could really do with some help.
First of all, changes I have made in main.cf are not being used. AFAICT I am
editing the main.cf that is used:-
ps ax | grep master => master -c /Library/Server/Mail/Config/postfix
So main.cf in that directory is the one being used, but changes to that file
are ignored. I'm kinda stuck trying to figure out what appropriate changes to
make when I don't know how to actually make any changes to the config being
used.
What does 'postconf -d' show?
I know it is supposed to be the 'defaults', but from where is it getting those
defaults? Hard coded into the executable? If so, how come myhostname, mydomain
and mynetworks all contain data specific to my network.
It is almost as if the configuration being used is an amalgam of main.cf in the
above directory and also from /etc/postfix, but I don't believe postfix does
that sort of thing.
As I said, many years since I last played with postfix and could do with some
assistance.
Ken G i l l e t t
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