Arch Users,
if you are using Postfix on Arch Linux and if your Postfix setup utilizes
either cdb, ldap, lmdb, mysql, pcre, pgsql or sqlite as data backend your
setup will cease to work once you've applied the recent 3.5.9-1 packages.
As of this package release Arch Linux has begun to use Postfix' feature to
load database drivers dynamically. You will have to install the aforementioned
database drivers as optional packages to continue using these database types.
Use the pacman-command to list optional Postfix packages:
# pacman -Ss postfix-
extra/postfix-cdb 3.5.9-1
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extra/postfix-ldap 3.5.9-1
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extra/postfix-lmdb 3.5.9-1
Fast, easy to administer, secure mail server
extra/postfix-mysql 3.5.9-1
Fast, easy to administer, secure mail server
extra/postfix-pcre 3.5.9-1 [Installiert]
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extra/postfix-pgsql 3.5.9-1
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extra/postfix-sqlite 3.5.9-1
Fast, easy to administer, secure mail server
Once you've installed one or more of the optional packages you will find a new
directory dynamicmaps.cf.d in Postfix' configuration_directory. It will
contain one file per database type that sets which database driver Postfix
should load dynamically:
# cat /etc/postfix/dynamicmaps.cf.d/postfix-pcre.cf
pcre postfix-pcre.so dict_pcre_open
Reload Postfix and you are done.
HTH!
p@rick
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