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@fmondini - Have you tried updating aliases.db by running:
/usr/bin/newaliases
from the CLI? This command rebuilds the database that sendmail uses. If something happened to the db file, this will make sure that whatever you have in /etc/aliases/ is used instead.
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Yes, and more than once :-)
I’ve also installed postfix and removed sendmail but with the same effect, therefore I’ve erased postfix and reinstalled sendmail. Result: same error.
I’m using the default sendmail.mc config file, except for the line: define(‘SMART_HOST’, ‘ilp-m3.danisoft.net’) Obviously, after edit, I’ve run the “make -C /etc/mail” command.
Regards the “service smtp unknown” message: the /etc/services file is ok, I have the two correct lines: smtp 25/tcp mail smtp 25/udp mail
The funny things is that I receive the mail, so the aliases “postmaster: root” and “root: network@zzzzz.com” works ok!
Maybe I have some supernatural creature in the VPS? What about asking to an exorcist? :-)