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grep -r olddomain /etc and make changes as needed. Hello This command makes what exactly. can you give me more details? If that command shows any output, it means your old domain is still in some Postfix config file and you need to change those files. It is also possible that whatever creates the e...

I want to update that I already changed hostname of server to server.newdomain.com

I also updated 'myhostname' and 'mydomain' in 'postfix/main.cf' with new domain address. but all of that didn't solve my problem, the server mails still send email from the old address.

avij wrote: ↑

2019/02/27 21:23:50

grep -r olddomain /etc and make changes as needed.

Hello

This command makes what exactly. can you give me more details?

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Hello I recently changed domain of server where I'm running centos 7 . I updated also mail server address and postfix configuration for sending and receiving mails. I can now receive mails to the new domain but if I send a mail it will send from the old domain not the new one. Would you please help ...

TrevorH wrote:

May 01 13:29:12 server.*********.com httpd[38332]: httpd (pid 40626) already running

Appears to still be the same error from that log.

Well how can I solve it ?

I still cannot restart apache. Anyone can help ?

-- Unit session-1020843.scope has begun starting up. May 01 13:25:01 server.*********.com CROND[18366]: (root) CMD (bash /root/loadmonit.sh) May 01 13:25:01 server.*********.com CROND[18367]: (root) CMD (cd /var/www/cgi-bin;./transfer.pl >/dev/null 2>&1) May 01 13:25:12 server.*********.com postfix...

"Job for httpd.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status httpd.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details." How about doing that? Ok here is the result ( I will divide it into 2 posts because it's so long ) [root@server ~]# systemctl status httpd.servic...

Apr 29 15:02:51 server.********.com httpd[51091]: httpd (pid 40626) already running You appear to have tried to start it without having tried to stop it first. Ok Now I tried to stop it then start it and here is the result : [root@server ~]# systemctl stop httpd.service [root@server ~]# systemctl s...