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More info about Problem with Postfix

Post by Yves Rey-Belle » Wed, 22 Nov 2000 04:00:00



Nov 21 22:08:23 master postfix/master[2847]: fatal: bind INADDR_ANY port
25: Adress allready in use
or something like that

Quote:>Hi evrybody,

>I have installed the postfix mail server and when i want to start it,
>i think he's don't start the server for an unknow reason.

>Please help me to found wher is my probleme and or what i can do?
>Wher is the log files for postfix.

>I have read the faq and the man pages and i never fount anything aboud
>that.

>I run the postfix   ->  mail_version = Postfix-19991231-pl08
>on SUSE linux    Linux master 2.2.13 #1 Mon Nov 8 15:23:05 CET 1999
i586
>unknown

>Yves

 
 
 
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More info about Problem with Postfix

Post by Tomm » Thu, 23 Nov 2000 08:25:26



> Nov 21 22:08:23 master postfix/master[2847]: fatal: bind INADDR_ANY port
> 25: Adress allready in use
> or something like that

> >Hi evrybody,

> >I have installed the postfix mail server and when i want to start it,
> >i think he's don't start the server for an unknow reason.

> >Please help me to found wher is my probleme and or what i can do?
> >Wher is the log files for postfix.

> >I have read the faq and the man pages and i never fount anything aboud
> >that.

> >I run the postfix   ->  mail_version = Postfix-19991231-pl08
> >on SUSE linux    Linux master 2.2.13 #1 Mon Nov 8 15:23:05 CET 1999
> i586
> >unknown

I guess you allready sendmail install.

Regards http://coolscreen.dk
-Penguins playground-

 
 
 
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