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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-08-11 00:15:27
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Heiko Zuerker wrote: >> o (This actually applies to previous releases as well.) I had the >> situation >> because of DHCP where I DIDN'T want Postfix to start at startup, but >> rather >> through one of my routines (which would then call >> /etc/init.d/postfix). If >> I set START_POSTFIX to no, then not only doesn't it start at startup, it >> can't be started at all! (/etc/init.d/postfix checks for this value.) >> How >> do I set this up (without changing /etc/init.d/postfix)? >> >> > Actually you have to change the init script. > I have it on my list to modify all init scripts, so this will work > without any problems. I attached the modified init script for postfix, this one should work fine for you. P.S. I'm currently watching Starwars (the real part 1) on TV, it looks so..., so old.... cya Heiko |