Patching the super-user name in the file postfix-script is only a
partial solution.
One would also have to change the files $config_directory/postfix-files
and $config_directory/postfix-files.d/* with owner, group, and
access permissions, and how those files are used by "make install",
"make upgrade", "postmulti -e create", "postfix set-permissions",
and so on. And hundreds of "root" mentions in Postfix documentation.
Postfix is compatible with a limited number of OS distributions.
It is not compatible with every possible site-specific tweak. POSIX
does not require a super-user, but Postfix does, and she must be
named "root".
Wietse
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