Without a way to reproduce the problem, and the fact that the conf file
in the package does not look like that, I don't think we have a bug
here. Combined with a lack of input for several years, I think it's
time this is put to rest.
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Status: Confirmed => In
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Postfix fails to start at boot time
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Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: postfix (Ubuntu)
Importance: Low => Medium
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Postfix fails to start at boot time
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in /etc/init.d/postifx, line 98 need to be changed from: if start-stop-daemon
--start --exec ${DAEMON} -- quiet-quick-start; then
into: if start-stop-daemon --start --exec ${DAEMON} start; then
also line 111 from: if ${DAEMON} quiet-stop; then
into: if ${DAEMON} stop; then
This worked for me on
If this can help anyhow - I am having the same problem on clean install
with 8.10 Ubuntu server.
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Postfix fails to start at boot time
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I have just installed 8.10 and have suffered exactly the same problem.
Due to my attempt at upgrading an existing system having failed
spectacularly, this was a completely clean install, so the faulty init.d
file has to have come from the package.
The install also failed to create the /var/spool/
