Hello,
I'm trying to migrate an OpenSMTPD mail server from an old Raspberry to a
newer Odroid C2. Both servers run Arch Linux ARM.
I'm moving from version 5.4.5p1-1 (armv6h) to version 6.0.2p1-1 (aarch64).

I was tuning some settings and rebuilding the databases on the new system
with 'makemap' as I did some time ago when I found out makemap didn't work
anymore (exit code 1).

The same identical secrets file is correctly parsed by the 'makemap' on the
old system. After some investigation, I found out that 'makemap' is not a
stand alone executable but is now symlinked to 'smtpctl'.

Before (5.4.5):
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root   100728 Apr 22  2015 makemap

Now (6.0.2):
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root       16 Oct 17 23:01 makemap -> /usr/bin/smtpctl

I couldn't find anything mentioning this, nor on opensmtpd website, nor
elsewhere. Online examples on opensmtpd.org still suggest using 'makemap'
as I did some time ago.

Could it be an issue with the Arch Linux package or is this intentional?
If so, how should I run the new symlinked makemap?

Any help would be appreciated,
regards

Stefano

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