When Postfix says "unknown," it is asking you, the administrator, to become the detective. Your logs, your postcat output, and your database error logs hold the real answer.
sudo postconf -M dovecot/unix sudo postconf -M dovecot/unix | awk '$8="/usr/libexec/dovecot/dovecot-lda"; print $0' | sudo postconf -M - When Postfix says "unknown," it is asking you,
The error "delivery temporarily suspended unknown mail transport error postfix upd" is a distress signal from the heart of Postfix's routing engine. It rarely means your mail server is permanently broken, but it does indicate a deep-seated inconsistency—usually a dead database connection, a corrupted queue, or a misconfigured transport map. It rarely means your mail server is permanently
Postfix will try to connect, fail, and generate the "unknown mail transport error." Service Crashes Ensure the listed maps exist and
unix_listener /var/spool/postfix/private/auth mode = 0660 user = postfix group = postfix Use code with caution. B. Service Crashes
Ensure the listed maps exist and are readable. Rebuild them: