On Thu, 2008-02-07 at 15:08 +0100, Andrea Bencini wrote: > > Can you check the file /var/log/maillog and identify the > > difference between a shutdown and a service stop ? > > I tried a service stop and in maillog I have: > > Feb 7 14:00:13 pptt postfix/postfix-script[2997]: stopping the Postfix mail > system > Feb 7 14:00:13 pptt postfix/master[2974]: terminating on signal 15 > > but when I shutdown the system I don't have anything in maillog about > postfix stop. > > Messages during shutdown are: > > Start Killall: > Stop amavisd: OK > Stop clamd.amavisd: OK > Stop dovecot Imap: OK > Stop postfix: FAILED > Stop spamd: OK > Sendig all processes the TERM signal > > Thanks > Andrea > Isn't it managed somehow by clam or amavis? I have an postfix+mailscanner configuration in which the startup/shutdown of postfix is managed through MailScanner. You could try and issue the command service postfix stop while running the machine and see the results. If you get an ok answer then it's nothing wrong with postfix. You may also want to try an service amavisd (or clamd) stop and see if there is postfix running after this. Anyway, this is a 2c thought. HTH, Calin ================================================= What an artist dies with me! -- Nero -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
