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Just doing an -Syu of all my machines, and my backup MX has borked on Postfix:
Oct 7 15:25:32 platypus postfix/smtpd[30616]: fatal: incorrect version of Berkeley DB: compiled against 4.7.25, run-time linked against 4.8.24
Oct 7 15:25:33 platypus postfix/master[30611]: warning: process /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd pid 30616 exit status 1
Oct 7 15:25:33 platypus postfix/master[30611]: warning: /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd: bad command startup -- throttling
Not going to touch my primary MX until I can figure this one out!
I compile Postfix myself to remove MySQL and add some custom config files, but I'm -Syu'ed my build server, and recompiled the package, and updated that to the server but I still get these errors?
Any suggestions on where I'm screwing up?
fukawi2@build-server ~ $ pacman -Qi db
Name : db
Version : 4.8.24-1
fukawi2@backup-mx ~ $ pacman -Qi db
Name : db
Version : 4.8.24-1
Last edited by fukawi2 (2009-10-07 04:57:45)
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That seems really weird... are you definite you rebuild postfix after upgrading? You have actually installed the rebuilt package (might sound basic, but it does happen )
Otherwise, we need to check the official postfix and then look down the dep chain...
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Nope, ignore me Allan...
Not sure exactly what went wrong -- I ran 'rm -Rf' over my build directory and rebuilt completely from scratch (ie, just my PKGBUILD) and it seems have built and linked properly this time.
I definitely installed the new version the first time:
[2009-10-07 15:24] upgraded postfix-relay (2.6.5-7 -> 2.6.5-8)
[2009-10-07 15:53] synchronizing package lists
[2009-10-07 15:53] starting full system upgrade
[2009-10-07 15:53] upgraded postfix-relay (2.6.5-8 -> 2.6.5-9)
-7 was the original that borked out.
-8 was the rebuild that borked out.
-9 was the build that worked after wiping the build dir
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