On Aug 11, 2006, at 5:35 PM, cb wrote:
The only place Operator Error comes into play was my lack of
knowing how to force postfix to stop when Apple's own front end for
the service tells me it isn't running in the first place. Killing
the service from the command line didn't work as moments after
killing it, a new instance would start up. After several hours
trying to stop it, I decided it would be faster for me to just make
the change to OS X Server's mail services like I had planned to do
in the future anyway.
So no, this was not a case of OE.
As this is not what the majority of people who deploy Tiger Server
experience I'd say that it's something particular to your set up, and
you're the only one who can make changes to your set up.
I'm not saying that you don't know what you're doing or anything like
that, simply that it wasn't OS X's fault as multitudes have upgraded
to 10.4.7 with no hiccups.
If you really can't get your services stopped when you need to (and
you will need to occasionally) you might want to join the OS X Server
mailing list @ lists.apple.com.
Thanks,
David
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