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