>>>>> "Wietse" == Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> writes:
Wietse> DecebalICT: >> I went from an openSUSE system to a Debian 9 system. How did you do this upgrade? A clean install of Debian onto new partitions? I suggest that you instead purge postfix on the debian system and then re-install, getting the default debian configuration installed. Then make the *basic* changes to get your old system working. Not by copying over the old config, but by instead just adding in the missing parts to the NEW config. I wonder if the openSUSE was in a chroot, and the Debian isn't? >> I tried to copy and adapt my old config for the new system. >> >> When running: >> postfix check >> I get: >> postsuper: fatal: scan_dir_push: open directory defer: Permission denied >> >> What could be the problem? Wietse> 1) You have a messed-up file system. Bring the system into single Wietse> user mode, unmount the file systems, run fsck.foo (foo depends on Wietse> file system type). Wietse> 2) You have messed-up SeLinux permissions or labels. For a quick Wietse> check, turn off SeLinux and see if Postfix works better. Then fix Wietse> SeLinux or leave it off. Wietse> 3) You have messed up AppArmor permissions, or some other 'security' Wietse> software. Same procedure. Wietse> Wietse
