Le jeudi 10 novembre 2011 09:30, Ian a écrit :
> > i do you stop the daemon sendmail with the standard script systeme and
> > start postfix daemon
> > or use the toolkit to your system configuration
>
> if you use centos or redhat:
>
> stop sendmail:
> service sendmail stop
>
> remove sendmail from
> i do you stop the daemon sendmail with the standard script systeme and start
> postfix daemon
> or use the toolkit to your system configuration
if you use centos or redhat:
stop sendmail:
service sendmail stop
remove sendmail from system
rpm -e sendmail
start postfix
service postfix start
in
Oops! Mail systems work much better when postfix isn't being interfered with by
sendmail, don't they?
Sorry about that. What incredibly shoddy work!
I had managed to forget to uninstall sendmail on both my test environment *AND*
production environment.
Thanks for the help, Wietse & Mike. Much ap
That particular message is indeed sendmail.
-- Sent from my Palm Pre
On Nov 9, 2011 11:49 a.m., Wietse Venema wrote:
Ian:
> In my test environment, the postfix install doesn't complain, but in the
> production environment, I get the "unqualified host name ()
u
Ian:
> In my test environment, the postfix install doesn't complain, but in the
> production environment, I get the "unqualified host name () unknown;
> sleeping for retry", *but* the mails get delivered OK.
That is NOT a Postfix error message.
You have multiple MTAs on one machine, perh
Sorry I forgot to mention my postfix version: It's postfix-2.3.3-2.3.el5_6 on
Centos 5.6
Thanks
Hi
I'm trying to set up an environment using postfix without dns.
For hostnames the server will have only hostname01, hostname02 etc (i.e. not
even qualified by .localdomain)
At the moment it's not possible to change this hostname setup (because of 3rd
party software)
In my test environment, th