On Mon, Jul 12, 2021 at 01:21:14PM +1000, Adam Carter wrote: > The location is currently configured in main.cf; > # postconf alias_maps > alias_maps = hash:/etc/postifix/aliases
That's a non-default value. /etc/mail/aliases is the gentoo default. Changing the default is fine but you need to let postfix create the db file as well if you want to use /etc/postfix as your aliases location. > And looks like the installer puts the original alias file there too, so I > assume my config is per the default config; > # qlist postfix | grep aliases > /etc/postfix/aliases yes postfix-install command places aliases file - along with a few others - into standart configuration directory. It is somewhat of an hassle to remove them as other commands expect at least some of them to be present. > But this; > # grep aliases /lib/systemd/system/postfix.service > ExecStartPre=-/usr/bin/newaliases > ReadWritePaths=-/etc/mail/aliases.db > > Suggests that /etc/mail is the correct location, so i'm wondering if i > missed an update to postfix.service. Can a postfix user please check their > ReadWritePaths to see if it's /etc/mail/aliases.db or > /etc/postfix/aliases.db ? Cheers. Two options: 1/ use dafaults, i.e. /etc/mail/aliases 2/ use a custom location but then change postfix.service to give r/w access to the new aliases.db location I'd go with option #1 if you do not have a strong preference either way. -- Eray
