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I just got my own VPS with CentOS 7, and I'm trying to install GitLab on it. I'm following the instructions listed here. My problem is the command systemctl start postfix
. I did the yum install postfix
, and this is what resulted:
Then when I run the start command, I get the following error:
failed to start postfix.service: Unit not found
I've tried to Google the error, but all the results I've found were other issues. I'm new to this. Am I missing something really silly?
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I just got my own VPS with CentOS 7, and I'm trying to install GitLab on it. I'm following the instructions listed here. My problem is the command systemctl start postfix
. I did the yum install postfix
, and this is what resulted:
Then when I run the start command, I get the following error:
failed to start postfix.service: Unit not found
I've tried to Google the error, but all the results I've found were other issues. I'm new to this. Am I missing something really silly?
centos postfix
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I just got my own VPS with CentOS 7, and I'm trying to install GitLab on it. I'm following the instructions listed here. My problem is the command systemctl start postfix
. I did the yum install postfix
, and this is what resulted:
Then when I run the start command, I get the following error:
failed to start postfix.service: Unit not found
I've tried to Google the error, but all the results I've found were other issues. I'm new to this. Am I missing something really silly?
centos postfix
New contributor
I just got my own VPS with CentOS 7, and I'm trying to install GitLab on it. I'm following the instructions listed here. My problem is the command systemctl start postfix
. I did the yum install postfix
, and this is what resulted:
Then when I run the start command, I get the following error:
failed to start postfix.service: Unit not found
I've tried to Google the error, but all the results I've found were other issues. I'm new to this. Am I missing something really silly?
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Your cPanel server has exim
installed in a way that prevents you from installing postfix
.
It appears that cPanel does not support postfix
from what I found searching just now. You would need to configure your gitlab
instance to use the SMTP server running on localhost as it seems gitlab
is incompatible with the sendmail
that exim
provides.
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Your cPanel server has exim
installed in a way that prevents you from installing postfix
.
It appears that cPanel does not support postfix
from what I found searching just now. You would need to configure your gitlab
instance to use the SMTP server running on localhost as it seems gitlab
is incompatible with the sendmail
that exim
provides.
add a comment |
Your cPanel server has exim
installed in a way that prevents you from installing postfix
.
It appears that cPanel does not support postfix
from what I found searching just now. You would need to configure your gitlab
instance to use the SMTP server running on localhost as it seems gitlab
is incompatible with the sendmail
that exim
provides.
add a comment |
Your cPanel server has exim
installed in a way that prevents you from installing postfix
.
It appears that cPanel does not support postfix
from what I found searching just now. You would need to configure your gitlab
instance to use the SMTP server running on localhost as it seems gitlab
is incompatible with the sendmail
that exim
provides.
Your cPanel server has exim
installed in a way that prevents you from installing postfix
.
It appears that cPanel does not support postfix
from what I found searching just now. You would need to configure your gitlab
instance to use the SMTP server running on localhost as it seems gitlab
is incompatible with the sendmail
that exim
provides.
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