Indeed, I made a mistake when upgrading /etc/default/opendkim. Everything works fine now, sorry for the inconvenience.
On 15/07/2016 03:02, Scott Kitterman wrote: > On Friday, July 15, 2016 12:09:46 AM Valentin Lorentz wrote: >> Package: opendkim >> Version: 2.10.3-5 >> Severity: grave >> >> Dear maintainer, >> >> After a recent upgrade of my system, I get this whenever I try to start >> opendkim (including when run by dpkg while configuring it): >> >> root@Hydrogen:~# LANG=C /etc/init.d/opendkim start >> Starting OpenDKIM: install: invalid group ‘’ >> >> I believe the issue lies in the init script: if $RUNDIR does not exist, >> then this command is run: >> >> install -o "$USER" -g "$GROUP" -m 755 -d "$RUNDIR" >> >> with $GROUP defined like this: >> >> GROUP=$GROUP >> >> But $GROUP does not exist prior to the line. > > First, downgrading to important since this does not apply to users of the > default Debian init system. > > Second, /etc/default/opendkim is sourced before that line in the init script > and the current version of the defaults file has GROUP defined, so it does. > > Please check the contents of /etc/default/opendkim. The last part of it > should look like: > > USER=opendkim > GROUP=opendkim > PIDFILE=$RUNDIR/$NAME.pid > EXTRAAFTER= > > If it's not there, when the package was upgraded your system (either manually > or automatically, depending on how it is configured), kept the old version. > If you add those at the bottom of the file and restart, it should work. > > If it is there, then there's a bug that needs investigating. I don't have > any > Testing/Unstable systems using the init script, so I may need help with > testing. > > Scott K >
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