Robert Munyer 4539632...@munyer.com wrote:
In the installed package, its name is /etc/init.d/postfix.
Thanks! I applied the patch and can confirm that the warning has gone
away. In addition, the connect from unknown[::1] message now says
connect from localhost[::1].
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Bill Wohler
That message is caused by a bug in Debian's Postfix package,
but the bug didn't just appear last month; it's been there
at least since 2012. Probably something that changed on your
system last month caused fetchmail to start using the IPv6
loopback address instead of the IPv4 loopback address.
Robert Munyer 4539632...@munyer.com wrote:
You can fix the bug with the patch provided by Tanguy Ortolo
in bug report #723915,
Simple patch, if I could find the file to apply it to :-). I take it
the init.d file (strange name for a file) is in the source package.
Do you know where I might find
Simple patch, if I could find the file to apply it to :-). I take it
the init.d file (strange name for a file) is in the source package.
Do you know where I might find it outside of the source package, or is
the behavior in this file essentially compiled into the binary?
In the installed
Package: postfix
Version: 2.9.6-2
Severity: normal
Upon my last weekly wheezy upgrade on Saturday, 2/15, I started getting
the following warning in my log file when receiving emails (via fetchmail):
Feb 17 14:30:14 olgas postfix/smtpd[29545]: warning: hostname localhost
does not resolve to
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