Sendmail in Panther

Thanks Capten!
I think Im on the way =) Here You see the returns I had writing above comands:

[MinG4:~] matsjidk% sudo niutil -list . /users
2 nobody
3 root
4 daemon
5 unknown
6 www
154 matsjidk
165 smmsp
168 mysql
170 sshd
175 postfix
[MinG4:~] matsjidk% niutil -list . /users uid | sort -n +1 | awk '{ print $2 }'
-2

0
1
25
70
74
75
99
501
[MinG4:~] matsjidk%

So now shall I create the postfix users "Exactly" as You have dun above, but for example make it nr. 501 as that seem to be avilable?

(Dont forgot Im a newbie here ;)
 
Hmm, you already have a postfix user then. 175 postfix says the postfix user has the uid(user id) of 175.

Do you have the postfix group?
sudo niutil -list . /groups
 
Here is my list:

[MinG4:~] matsjidk% sudo niutil -list . /groups
Password:
8 nobody
9 nogroup
10 wheel
11 daemon
12 kmem
13 sys
14 tty
15 operator
16 mail
17 bin
18 staff
19 guest
20 utmp
21 uucp
22 dialer
23 network
24 www
25 admin
26 unknown
164 smmsp
167 mysql
169 sshd
171 nofiles
172 qmail
[MinG4:~] matsjidk%
 
I couldn't get postfix working in 10.2 but after archive and install 10.3, Postfix works!!!

I can send out email, but how do I receive email?

thanks
 
OK, here's a little followup on my postfix problem. I have, after experiencing serious problems (kernel panic on startup, even after fixing the HD and permissions by booting off the Panther CD) finally taken the time do a clean install of Panther, manually copying my user folder etc. I have applied replaced the master.cf as mentioned above, fixed permissions once more and voilà! My postfix now works from PHP and as SMTP server for Eudora! All is good now :)
(At least until the next OS update... ;) )
 
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