Sun Chong:
> Show te evidence. Remove /etc/postfix, then use the "script"
> command to build and install (exit from the shell to terminate
> the script command).
>
>I am talking about a production environment. Hence, I will not
>revert this installation :-)))
>
> If you installed Postfix with a non-default install_root parameter,
> then you failed to read the instructions.
>
>This might be the reason. (What is the default install_root? /?)
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. This is the text from the install script:
install_root_prompt="the prefix for installed file names. Specify
this ONLY if you are building ready-to-install packages for
distribution to other machines."
See the AAAREADME file, which I would highly recommend if you
intend to install Postfix from source code.
See the INSTALL file, which I would highly recommend if you
intend to install Postfix from source code.
>So, yes, this happens when one follows the build procedure, but
>provides a non-default install_root.
This happens when one uses the available procedure WITHOUT READING
THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Wietse
