This is strange, because the script installed with Ubuntu 7.04 calls /usr/sbin/postfix with the wrong syntax.
The commands "start" and "stop" have to be used with /usr/sbin/postfix, but they are not. Maybe the script
/etc/init.d/postfix in your system comes from an old distribution, when it was still correct? I installed my system from scratch.
Please check lines 74 and 86 of the script. Do they read
... ${DAEMON} start ...
and
... ${DAEMON} stop ...
respectively?
This is strange, because the script installed with Ubuntu 7.04 calls /usr/sbin/postfix with the wrong syntax.
The commands "start" and "stop" have to be used with /usr/sbin/postfix, but they are not. Maybe the script
/etc/init.d/postfix in your system comes from an old distribution, when it was still correct? I installed my system from scratch.
Please check lines 74 and 86 of the script. Do they read
... ${DAEMON} start ...
and
... ${DAEMON} stop ...
respectively?