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Check the logs of your postfix instance
I tried to get that using:
and it just responds:
Any ideas?
Since you're getting logs via
docker composeyou should either be in the directory that holdsdocker-compose.ymlor specify the full path to the file using-fflag.Oh shoot, that makes sense. Now I just have to figure out where ansible puts that...