On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 12:59:43PM +, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> I notice that when I run
> # systemctl restart sendmail.service
> I get no OK message on my Fedora-20 laptop,
> as I do when I run
> # service sendmail restart
> on my CentOS server.
>
> This seems a little surprising to me.
> I
Hi,
I have sendmail on Fedora 20 desktop, and also for me it does not show OK
(when in Xwindows)
> Would I get a message if the restart failed?
I believe so.
If I run this simple test on Fedora 20 desktop:
mv /usr/sbin/sendmail.sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail.org
and
systemctl restart sendmail.servic
Around 12:59pm on Thursday, March 20, 2014 (UK time), Timothy Murphy wrote:
> I notice that when I run
> # systemctl restart sendmail.service
> I get no OK message on my Fedora-20 laptop,
Is sendmail installed? It isn't installed as a default option any more.
Steve
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I notice that when I run
# systemctl restart sendmail.service
I get no OK message on my Fedora-20 laptop,
as I do when I run
# service sendmail restart
on my CentOS server.
This seems a little surprising to me.
Is there some setting I could add to get confirmation?
(I know I could run "systemc
