I cant use webmin to do virtual domain mapping.
It seem like webmin cant find my virtual file because it
uses postconf to look for virtual_maps, but seem like
my postconf does not display virtual_maps instead it
display virtual_alias_maps only.
The error msg I got from webmin postfix module
(virtual domain):
/usr/sbin/postconf: warning: virtual_maps: unknown parameter.
Postfix 2.0.6
Mandrake 9.1
Thanks.
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I'm having the same problem..
After upgrading my postfix from a 1.x to 2.0.16, no more virtual for me, which is kinda sad, since that is where I have all my user<->postfix mappings..
the virtual_maps parameter has been replaced by parameter virtual_alias_maps in postfix 2.
However the last version of postfix webmin module should be able to detect the postfix version and use the correct parameter.
May be, it's in your postfix config file that still use old parameter. Check your main.cf file and change virtual_maps=...
by
virtual_alias_maps=...
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That did it..
I changed from virtual_maps to virtual_alias_maps
and can now edit domaion an d user stuff with webmin again, instead of all that pesky ssh'ing and pico'ing :)
Thanks man
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I cant use webmin to do virtual domain mapping.
It seem like webmin cant find my virtual file because it
uses postconf to look for virtual_maps, but seem like
my postconf does not display virtual_maps instead it
display virtual_alias_maps only.
The error msg I got from webmin postfix module
(virtual domain):
/usr/sbin/postconf: warning: virtual_maps: unknown parameter.
Postfix 2.0.6
Mandrake 9.1
Thanks.
I'm having the same problem..
After upgrading my postfix from a 1.x to 2.0.16, no more virtual for me, which is kinda sad, since that is where I have all my user<->postfix mappings..
as noted :
postfix 2.0.16
Redhat 7.2 (fully updated)
Webmin 1.121
the virtual_maps parameter has been replaced by parameter virtual_alias_maps in postfix 2.
However the last version of postfix webmin module should be able to detect the postfix version and use the correct parameter.
May be, it's in your postfix config file that still use old parameter. Check your main.cf file and change virtual_maps=...
by
virtual_alias_maps=...
That did it..
I changed from virtual_maps to virtual_alias_maps
and can now edit domaion an d user stuff with webmin again, instead of all that pesky ssh'ing and pico'ing :)
Thanks man