Login as root, chsh(1) of your user back to tcsh so you can use it. Then rebuild all, yes all, your ports. The very last example in the ports-mgmt/portmaster man page shows exactly that.
1) Reboot FreeBSD and run system in SINGLE MODE
2) put any key, when the system ask about you shell (/bin/sh) put ENTER
3) write in shell: mount -a
4) write in shell: pw mod user root -s /bin/csh
5) write in shell: reboot
8. Fix all the ports that didn't have packages (many don't).
9. Run pkg_libchk from sysutils/bsdadminscripts and fix any problems it finds.
10. Remind self to never, ever change root's shell.
8. Fix all the ports that didn't have packages (many don't).
9. Run pkg_libchk from sysutils/bsdadminscripts and fix any problems it finds.
10. Remind self to never, ever change root's shell.
cd /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/portmaster
make install
portmaster -d /var/db/pkg/postfix-(somenumber)
AFAIK portmaster will check packages a minute or
two then ask you to proceed. It may want to
rebuild more than one port(s)...
That is an "automatic" way to fix postfix (maybe).
I'd back up it's conf file(s) first...
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