On 5/9/07, Sbranzo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 09/05/07 01:27, Tabitha McNerney wrote: > # postfix start > > /opt/local/etc/postfix/postfix-script: line 200: ls: command not found > postfix/postfix-script: warning: not owned by root: > /opt/local/libexec/postfix <...> > The warnings about the command "ls" not being found in the postfix-script > on lines 200 and line 1 is quite strange (when I vi postfix-script line 1 is > not attempting to use the ls command but line 200 is). This is what line 200 <..> Hi Tabitha,
Hello Gufo ... this is a misbehaviuor I alrady spotted the first time I installed
postfix. If I recall correctly it's a matter of changing in postfix-script the command "ls" with "/bin/ls". On some installation this doesn't show up, because if coreutils (maybe +with_default_names) is installed it disappear.
Thank you for the suggestions. Indeed, in postfix-script, everywhere (only three places, lines 200, 211 and 225) there was a bare "ls" I replaced it with "/bin/ls" and those errors then disappeared. I also changed the ownership of /opt/local/var/spool/postfix/public/.turd_postfix to postfix:postdrop and now when I start postfix on both machines (Intel and PowerPC) there are no warning messages at startup (I only tested with some simple relays and accepting mail from the local domain, nothing otherwise too fancy yet). Can you please try changing the lines where the problem arise and report
it back, maybe with a diff from the original postfix script?
Oops, I went to fast and I already made the postfix-script changes so I don't have a pure diff but the lines I mentioned above (just a find and replace on the only "ls" on those lines with a "/bin/ls" works perfect. Also, on the bug report, I wonder if there is a work around for the TLS / OpenSSL problem? Did you get yours to work by reverting back to OpenSSL 0.9.7 from 0.9.8? Thanks a ton, T.M. Bye,
Gufo
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