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Neil Hoggarth schreef:
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> Should the postfix package not be updated to mknod suitable devices in
> /var/spool/postfix/dev on installation?
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That was the original point I made, yes.
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Well, for one you could work around the issue using:
mkdir /var/spool/postfix/dev
cp -a /dev/random /dev/urandom /var/spool/postfix/dev
This should solve the exit_group(2) errors, as it did for me.
Of course the proper (read: permanent) fix would be to include this in
the init scripts, but this s
** Changed in: postfix (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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> Marking as 'incomplete' and unmilestoning. We still need the stderr output of
> a
> process that's failing in this way to diagnose whether it's a postfix or
> gnutls bug.
IMHO it is a bug in both.
- GnuTLS is a library and therefore should not do fprintf(stderr,..) + exit,
because printing
Thu GNU TLS library does exit_group(2) when no /dev/random (or
/dev/urandom) is available (in the chroot, there isn't, so the TLS code
for LDAP is broken). Wietse Venema wrote the explanation Steve Langasek
quoted, because Wietse does not really like a library calling
exit_group(2).
I'm not aware
