Postfix Fix?
February 2, 2004 10:50 AM Subscribe
I installed OS X 10.3.2 from scratch on my Imac and it works great. Then I enabled Postfix using "postfix enabler" and I was receiving email and it was a glorious moment.
However, during my attempts to enable procmail, I broke something and even reverting to the backed up postfix config files won't fix it, nor will re-running postfix enabler.
Can I restore Postfix to its pristine state without reinstalling 10.3, or can I reinstall 10.3 and retain all of the stuff I installed using Fink?
Many thanks. I would ask this question on a newsgroup, but that postfix crew are a bunch of meanies.
In retrospect, this question is probably a little too narrow for this forum.
However, during my attempts to enable procmail, I broke something and even reverting to the backed up postfix config files won't fix it, nor will re-running postfix enabler.
Can I restore Postfix to its pristine state without reinstalling 10.3, or can I reinstall 10.3 and retain all of the stuff I installed using Fink?
Many thanks. I would ask this question on a newsgroup, but that postfix crew are a bunch of meanies.
In retrospect, this question is probably a little too narrow for this forum.
It's been a while since I was l33t at postfix, but I recall there being some simple solution so you didn't have to explicitly specify each user.
posted by rudyfink at 5:25 PM on February 2, 2004
posted by rudyfink at 5:25 PM on February 2, 2004
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I checked /var/log/mail.log and saw I was getting relay access errors. So I edited main.cf so it looked like:
mydestination = $myhostname, complicity.uvsc.edu, cranema@complicity.uvsc.edu
And now it has received one email I sent myself from Yahoo.
posted by mecran01 at 1:32 PM on February 2, 2004