Gerben Wierda:
> Simple question:
>
> Is it possible to run postfix in a container (e.g. docker, red-hot)?
Postfix 3.4 supports PID=1 mode, and has a postlogd daemon that can
write logging to file or stdout.
It's still possible to run Postfix on MacOS; Viktor has occasional
guidance. MacOS is not syslog-friendly; the new postlogd provides
a syslogd alternative.
Wietse
> I?m looking into a new platform for my postfix as my current platform (macOS
> High Sierra + Server with Apple-provided postfix) is end-of-life. I must
> either get postfix to run on macOS Mojave natively, or get it to run on some
> other platform. For other platforms, I am looking into platforms that will
> self-update (a bit like macOS) such as RedHat Fedora Core to minimise
> maintenance efforts. So I?m looking into running a VM on my macOS with some
> sort of Linux, potentially using containers to facilitate more easy migration
> in the future. Hence the question.
>
> Gerben Wierda
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