postmaster

Converse of object

• appoint: The man on the left is thought to be Mr F. Burn, who was appointed postmaster in Pickering in 1902.
• start: See below for a better way to start the postmaster in the background.
• become: In 1847 Henry Green became postmaster, he was also Master of the National School Brockhampton.
• have: Your postmaster An e-mail server should have a postmaster.
• restart: Then quit the standalone backend and restart the postmaster.
• stop: In this case it is useful to know how to go about starting and stopping the postmaster.

Adjective modifier

• local: Then the local postmaster rang to inquire whether someone would be at home to receive sacks full of postcards.
• first: In 1825, Francis Dickson opened a general store and was named the first postmaster.

Modifies a noun

• -i: To enable connections from other machines, you have to use the new postmaster -i option, and of course edit pg_hba.conf.
• mailbox: You can't change quota for the postmaster mailbox.
• account: Queries to AOL's postmaster account received no response.
• address: If you do not have a postmaster address or you do not monitor it you may miss some important messages.
• process: The postmaster process must be running for dCache to operate properly.
• /usr/local/pgsql/data: Thus, the simplest way to start the server is: $ postmaster -D /usr/local/pgsql/data which will leave the server running in the foreground.

Noun used with modifier

• sub: After the war he returned to the postal service becoming sub postmaster at Great Broughton.
• village: Clara was brought up in Shropshire, the granddaughter of a village postmaster, Thomas Harriman Perry.
• sub-: Many closures have been unavoidable because following changes in payment of pensions, sub- postmasters have found economic survival impossible.

Possessives

• wife: The postmaster's wife was then taken from her bed and threatened at knifepoint.

Preposition: in

• background: See below for a better way to start the postmaster in the background.