On 25.11.2010, at 0.53, Eric Raymond wrote: >> If you installed dovecot-postfix package, it actually uses a different >> config file (dovecot-postfix.conf or something). > > r...@grelber:/etc# aptitude search dovecot .. > Nope. In any case, if dovecot -n lies about the configuattion, that's a bug.
Newer versions (because of Ubuntu) have this warning when running dovecot -n: Warning: Dovecot was last started using /etc/dovecot/dovecot-postfix.conf, but this config is /etc/dovecot.conf It anyway looks to me like any changes done to dovecot.conf get ignored, so it most likely isn't reading the expected config file. If dovecot isn't using the default config file, it's been given -c parameter. Does ps show dovecot process with -c pointing to different config file?
