hi all,
It looks as if I have a strange inconsistency in my system:
"rpm -q postfix" says: "package postfix is not installed"
"rpm -q sendmail" says: "sendmail-8.12.1102.10"
but I DO have /etc/init.d/postfix (and it also REALLY starts postfix)
and I also have /etc/init.d/sendmail (which starts the REAL sendmail,
according to the contents of that file itself)
but "man sendmail" talks about the "postfix to sendmail compatibility
interface".
Anyone has an idea what could be wrong here? Looks very unlogical to me,
specially the output of the rpm -q commands...
Regards!
mourik jan
jim barnes wrote:
On Sunday 28 January 2007 04:25, mourik jan c heupink wrote:
hi all,
I want to disable postfix in my default runlevel (3), but my system
(sles9, sp3) claims that scalix (mailserver software) depends on
postfix, and will then be disabled as well.
I know that scalix does NOT depend on postfix (in fact: it needs
sendmail) so, how can I bypass this check, and manually disable postfix
on boot?
Yast, insserv and chkconfig all claim this dependency, and therefore
don't work.
You might want to read man sendmail.
sendmail is a command, installed by the postfix package, as well as a MTA.
Do you have (package) sendmail installed?
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