Suggestion: recompile Postfix like this:

    % make tidy
    % make makefiles OPT=
    % make
    % su
    # make install

Errors like this sound like some compiler optimizer messing up.

        Wietse

Samuel Tardieu:
> [this is a repost, I think my subscription via majordomo took place only
> after I sent the first one]
>
> I am using Postfix 2.0.3 on a Debian GNU/Linux UltraSparc 5
> machine. Since I upgraded to Postfix 2.0.x, I have a really strange
> problem: it looks like variable expansion has gone berserk.
>
> The first symptom is a message from local:
>
> Jan 27 02:48:34 marvin postfix/local[26937]: warning: macro name syntax error: "recipient_delimiter}"
>
> The string ${recipient_delimiter} is in the local binary, and gets
> expanded "from inside". The only place where this string appears in my
> postfix configuration is in main.cf, as "recipient_delimiter = +";
> removing it changes nothing.
>
> One of my transports also exhibits a similar problem:
>
> bouygtel unix - n n - - pipe
> flags=R user=nobody argv=/usr/local/bin/sndmobile bouygtel ${user}
>
> pipe cannot expand ${user} because the "user}" variable cannot be
> found.
>
> Also, using ${1} in the right part of a PCRE map complains about a
> non-numeric replacement 1}.
>
> I am starting to wonder whether my libc or any other library used in
> the expansion process is buggy. In case it matters, I have no LC_
> variable defined, and LANG is C.
>
> Did anyone encounter this problem? This is driving me mad.
>
> Sam
> --
> Samuel Tardieu -- samrfc1149.net -- http://www.rfc1149.net/sam
>
>
>

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