Well, well, well.
I am certainly not used to debian packages breaking my systems without a
warning. In this case I realized something was wrong only after users
started to complain that they were not receiving any mail from outside.
After that it was not difficult to find hte cause of the error
Hi,
(Yes, I've been waiting for that bug ;-)
NEWS.Debian is there for a reason ... so the change was not "without
warning". Unfortunately, NEWS.Debian being displayed is not mandatory.
I guess a debconf warning based on grep might work, although I think debconf
is not the ideal way to handle
Package: postgrey
Version: 1.32-2
Severity: important
The default port in use by postgrey has changed from 6 to 10023.
If /etc/default/postgrey was not changed locally, it will be overwritten
by a new version without warning. On restart, postgrey will be listening
on a different port, w
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