> impatient
not in the slightest.
i'm happy with the version I run, and prefer consistency.
just asked where currently up-to-date packages for Fedora32 can be found, if at
all.
some distros have it; Fedora seems not to.
thx, tho.
On Sat, Jun 27, 2020 at 12:32:32PM -0700, PGNet Dev wrote:
> I typically build my own postfix. simple, and atm happily running 3.5.3
> stable.
>
> I'm _considering_ distro package deployment, specifically looking for F32
> packages.
>
> AFAICT, what's available in official F32 repos is Postfix
i typically build my own postfix. simple, and atm happily running 3.5.3 stable.
i'm _considering_ distro package deployment, specifically looking for F32
packages.
afaict, what's available in official F32 repos is Postfix v3.5.2 -- with v3.5.3
still in 'updates'testing'.
since released on 6/14
In case it helps the OP:
* Postfix is NOT responsible for building the OpenSSL "libssl" library,
that has to be pre-installed, and you specify its existing location
when building Postfix.
* The filename in question is from an OpenSSL 1.0.x version, with
OpenSSL 1.1.1 (which o
As I told you before, use -I/blah/openssl/***include***
not -I/blah/openssl. Computers are too stupid to fix simple mistakes.
Wietse
Robert Chalmers (Author):
> Each time I build now, I get this from Postconf. Postfix 3.5.3 Mac OSX 10.15.5
>
> It pops up as an OSX error message.
>
> Dyl
Else an idea would be to use docker
On Sat, Jun 27, 2020 at 2:51 PM Larry Stone
wrote:
> Where are you installing Postfix? While I have yet to upgrade to Catalina
> (10.15.x), I have done a test of 10.15.4 with no Postfix issues. My Postfix
> is in /usr/local (built from source - no Homebrew or
Each time I build now, I get this from Postconf. Postfix 3.5.3 Mac OSX 10.15.5
It pops up as an OSX error message.
Dyld Error Message:
Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/openssl/lib/libssl.1.0.0.dylib
Referenced from: /Users/USER/*/postconf
Reason: image not found
I’ve looked at src/postc
Where are you installing Postfix? While I have yet to upgrade to Catalina
(10.15.x), I have done a test of 10.15.4 with no Postfix issues. My Postfix is
in /usr/local (built from source - no Homebrew or similar). MacOS upgrades
should not be touching /usr/local. I would only expect issues if you
I’m wondering if it’s possible to install Postfix onto the OSX, so that it
doesn’t get overwritten by new updates to the OS every time. I have changed
things a few times but really. There must be a solution. Does anyone have a
useful suggestion?
Thanks
Robert
