I'm getting console messages multiple times per day that look like this:
8/2/13 5:20:00.119 PM postfix/sendmail[31004]: fatal: chdir /Library/Server/Mail/Data/spool: No such file or directory
When I tail /var/log/mail.log I see the same messages. According to the postfix config, the spool is indeed pointing to this directory, and yes, it does not exist.
queue_directory = /Library/Server/Mail/Data/spool
The thing is, I don't want postfix to be running, and have no idea why it's throwing errors. I'm not listening on port 25 as per netstat and I don't see any postfix processes running.
What's causing the error? Why would I get it if postfix isn't running?
Best Answer
Sounds like you have postfix installed and running.
You should check your postfix configuration.
There is a good description here.
Or do it your self: If postfix is still not working, check the log file in /var/log/mail.log for the error:
To fix this, run the following commands in Terminal:
If as you say you do not want it to be on your computer then disable it.
That does not answer your question who is using it, but without more info from you one can not say, it could be a script in your system.
You could try to find out who is sending by going to
Open your Console:
Scroll down to
Var/Log/mail.log