Hi All,
New to this site. I need to make my postfix work without an error. I am getting the following error. Mail goes through fine but I don't want to get this message.
error: unsupported dictionary type: hash
I do not have hash defined below when I run postconf -m
postconf -m
cidr
environ
fail
inline
internal
memcache
nis
pcre
pipemap
proxy
randmap
regexp
socketmap
static
tcp
texthash
unionmap
unix
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Postfix 'error: unsupported dictionary type: hash'
Re: Postfix 'error: unsupported dictionary type: hash'
What is the output from rpm -q postfix and from rpm -qf $(which postfix)
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Re: Postfix 'error: unsupported dictionary type: hash'
I built the server from source code but here is my postfix version.
postconf mail_version
mail_version = 3.5.2
postconf mail_version
mail_version = 3.5.2
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Re: Postfix 'error: unsupported dictionary type: hash'
You are missing some modules, for example: btree and hash
Maybe you need to enable them and recompile postfix?
Maybe you need to enable them and recompile postfix?
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Re: Postfix 'error: unsupported dictionary type: hash'
We do not support building from source. Most especially we do not support building things from source that we already supply. To get a working and correct copy of postfix all you need to do is yum install postfix
What is the point in using a stable distribution if you do not want to use the packages it supplies. If you want to build it all yourself then install gentoo.
What is the point in using a stable distribution if you do not want to use the packages it supplies. If you want to build it all yourself then install gentoo.
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