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Old 12-28-2005
Craig Ian Dewick
 
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Hi,

Setting up a test machine with Postfix and a few other widgets and I'm having
an issue with Postfix. It's probably a silly config error somewhere. Anyway,
it's reporting:

postfix/smtpd[8381]: [ID 947731 mail.crit] fatal: unsupported dictionary type:
inet

What might be causing that? I'm using Anomy with SpamAssassin on the same
box just like I do on a few other machines but it looks like I boo-boo'd
somewhere.

Maybe it's a postfix compile-time config issue?

Regards,

Craig.

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Old 12-28-2005
Greg Hackney
 
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Default Re: postfix error msg


Make sure that the default transport is set to SMTP:

$ postconf default_transport
default_transport = smtp

If that's not it try "postconf | grep inet", and search your /etc/postfix/*
files for the keyword "inet".
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Greg



Craig Ian Dewick wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Setting up a test machine with Postfix and a few other widgets and I'm
> having an issue with Postfix. It's probably a silly config error
> somewhere. Anyway, it's reporting:
>
> postfix/smtpd[8381]: [ID 947731 mail.crit] fatal: unsupported dictionary
> type: inet
>
> What might be causing that? I'm using Anomy with SpamAssassin on the
> same box just like I do on a few other machines but it looks like I
> boo-boo'd somewhere.
>
> Maybe it's a postfix compile-time config issue?
>
> Regards,
>
> Craig.
>

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Old 01-01-2006
Craig Ian Dewick
 
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Default Re: postfix error msg

Greg Hackney <hackney@swbell.net> writes:

>Make sure that the default transport is set to SMTP:


>$ postconf default_transport
> default_transport = smtp


>If that's not it try "postconf | grep inet", and search your /etc/postfix/*
>files for the keyword "inet".


Well I upgraded to a newer version of postfix today and the problem has not
re-occured so I presume that there was something wrong with the way the
build of of the version I was previously using (one of the later 2.0.x
releases) was set up.

Regards,

Craig.
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