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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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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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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/
When you manually remove conffiles (anything in /etc) dpkg remembers
that and assumes you don't want them when you reinstall the package. So
what you report in your first comment is the package management system
behaving as designed. dpkg purge followed by an install should restore
the config fil
I should have included the following information:
Ubuntu Server v7.10
Installed inside a VMware instance.
Basic install (just openssh and internet mail).
One of the clues (which didn't help me solve it, but gave me some places
to look) was:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postfix/+bug/
I was trying to fix a postfix configuration install by doing a apt-get
remove postfix, removing /etc/postfix, and doing an apt-get install
postfix.
It seems like the apt-get install postfix does not do all the same steps
as on an initial install. I have not yet been able to fully confirm
this in
Moving off of Incomplete since this shouldn't get auto expired.
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This bug is intermittently reported against postfix, and I have no idea
why the reporters' systems wind up with the wrong copy of /etc/postfix
/postfix-script installed (it's not the one that the package delivers.)
Reinstalling the package seems to fix the problem as well. This leads
me to believe
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[Expired for postfix (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
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That exhausts my ideaa on the subject. Hopefully Lamont will look in
and give some advice.
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No, it is not different:
# /usr/sbin/postfix -- quiet-quick-start
postfix/postfix-script: fatal: usage: postfix start (or stop, reload, abort,
flush, check, set-permissions, upgrade-configuration)
Furthermore, this behavior seems correct to me. Please check "man
postfix":
SYNOPSIS
postfi
/usr/sbin/postfix -- quiet-quick-start runs without error on my system.
One difference is that I've enabled the root account on my servers so
I'm doing:
# /usr/sbin/postfix -- quiet-quick-start
not
$ sudo /usr/sbin/postfix -- quiet-quick-start
I wonder if this is somehow related to Ubuntu's con
On my system, when the script is like yours, I get the following error
message:
$ sudo /etc/init.d/postfix stop
* Stopping Postfix Mail Transport Agent postfix
postfix/postfix-script: fatal: usage: postfix start (or stop, reload, abort,
flush, check, set-permissions, upgrade-configuration)
Simi
Line 74:
if start-stop-daemon --start --exec ${DAEMON} -- quiet-
quick-start; then
Line 86:
if ${DAEMON} quiet-stop; then
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This is strange, because the script installed with Ubuntu 7.04 calls
/usr/sbin/postfix with the wrong syntax.
The commands "start" and "stop" have to be used with /usr/sbin/postfix, but
they are not. Maybe the script
/etc/init.d/postfix in your system comes from an old distribution, when it was
Just installed Ubuntu 7.04 from scratch and the bug is still there! The
/etc/init.d/postfix script needs to be changed.
Adding "start" as shown below works for me:
if start-stop-daemon --start --exec ${DAEMON} start -- quiet-quick-
start; then
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I'm not seeing this with a current (upgraded from Dapper, upgraded from
Edgy) server. /etc/init.d/postfix stop start and reload all work for
me.
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On Sun, Aug 13, 2006 at 02:35:56PM -, Tony Green wrote:
> I suspect the latter. This was my first Ubuntu installation on a
> freshly-formatted partition, so it won't have been due to something left
> behind from the old Mandriva installation.
Please send me a copy of /etc/postfix/postfix-scrip
I suspect the latter. This was my first Ubuntu installation on a
freshly-formatted partition, so it won't have been due to something left
behind from the old Mandriva installation.
I've also now noticed that the script doesn't shut it down either, for the same
reason:
"if ${DAEMON} quiet-stop; th
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