Okay, this is pissing me off.
I've got a machine, currently "reddwarf", that used to be "nebula".
I've -- obviously -- changed its name. "nebula" isn't mentioned in
/etc/hosts, and the IP resolves (both reverse and forward) to reddwarf.
/etc/hostname is reddwarf. The "live" hostname (eg. the output of
"hostname") is reddwarf. /etc/mailname is reddwarf. A "strace -f
postfix" doesn't show the word "nebula" anywhere. "nebula" isn't
mentioned in any of the postfix config files; reddwarf is. I've made
sure that the postfix processes have restarted. Hell: I've dpkg
--purge'd postfix (after installing exim), and then installed postfix
again from scratch.
THEN WHY THE FLOCK, WHEN I TELNET TO PORT 25, DOES IT THINK IT'S NEBULA?!
Suggestions as to why this might be would go a long way toward saving
the small amount of sanity I have left.
Thanks,
-Ken
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