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there are two files mentioned, alias and aliases are the two the same or its just a typo?
The listing in the table should point alias_maps
to /etc/aliases, because that's the name of the file
that already exists.
You could use /etc/alias if you wanted to, but it
adds another file you'll need to maintain...
Cheers,
John (the author)
to /etc/aliases, because that's the name of the file
that already exists.
You could use /etc/alias if you wanted to, but it
adds another file you'll need to maintain...
Cheers,
John (the author)
When I run the make command I receive the following errors:
make:***[dict_mysql.o] Error 1
make:***[update] error 1
above that it is also saying mysql.h: no such file or directory. Even though I verified it does exist?
dict_mysql.o doesn't exist but .c and .h do?
Where can I get help with this?
make:***[dict_mysql.o] Error 1
make:***[update] error 1
above that it is also saying mysql.h: no such file or directory. Even though I verified it does exist?
dict_mysql.o doesn't exist but .c and .h do?
Where can I get help with this?
Make sure you are specifying the full directory path to your MySQL includes directory. i.e. if 'mysql.h' is located in '/usr/local/mysql/include/mysql', then make sure you are specifying '-I/usr/local/mysql/include/mysql' when entering your 'make' command. After you have already ran the initial 'make' command, you can also review your 'Makefile' for 'SYSLIBS', 'CC', and the 'CARGS' section of the 'EXPORT' line.
It was the missing space at the end of the CCARG line or beginning of AUXLIBS line. When I cat the Makefile I noticed the Incude path was '/usr/include/mysql/AUXLIBS' . Dam computers should know what I mean:)
On to the config part!
Thanks
On to the config part!
Thanks
I'm not sure if a follow-up article will need Apache and PHP, but as of now they are totally unneeded. You can run Postfix just fine without them. The note about MySQL is nice. If you are running a large domain then you can really speed up access byhaving Postfix rely on a local MySQL server. It also makes administration of vhosts easy as well.
In the next article(s), I believe the author is going to be discussing how to configure Postfix to use a MySQL backend, as well as how to configure Squirrel Mail which will require Apache with PHP.
Hey guys when is the next part? Do we have to wait for another week, month?!?
I have done what was said in these articles. It would be great to have some benchmarks of completion. So, I have Postfix set up what do I do to test it?
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