Dear,
I have version 1.26 of XMail.
I have found that the configuration file smtpextauth.tab is not
interpreted correctly. The parameters have a shift. It is necessary to add
a "Dummy" field, like this:
"LOGIN" "*Dummy*" "/etc/dovecot/user_auth.sh" "@@USER""@@PASS"
2019 5:33 PM
Subject: Re: [xmail] SMTP external authentication is not worjing
I understand that you can be sure that your checkSmtpAuth.sh is indeed being
called, because you see that the RFILE is created, with the contents you expect
your script to put in there?
In that case my guess is that XM
lserver.org"
Sent: Ter, Mar 5, 2019, 4:44 AM
Subject: [xmail] SMTP external authentication is not worjing
Hello,
I have a mixed setup with DOVECAT for IMAP access, and XMAIl 1.27 for the rest.
The relay is cosed until authentication is made In order to have a centralized
place for auth
I understand that you can be sure that your checkSmtpAuth.sh is indeed
being called, because you see that the RFILE is created, with the
contents you expect your script to put in there?
In that case my guess is that XMail is having trouble accessing your
RFILE. If the exit code wasn't seen as
Is your ip range allowed in smtprelay.tab?
And about smtp.ipmap.tab ?
Do you have installed a new Xmail Server OR it stops after some time of
use?
Edinilson
Original Message
From: Spon Spon via xmail
To: "xmail@xmailserver.org"
Sent: Ter, Mar 5, 2019, 4:44 AM
Subject: [x
Hello,
I have a mixed setup with DOVECAT for IMAP access, and XMAIl 1.27 for the rest.
The relay is cosed until authentication is made In order to have a centralized
place for authentication I used in XMAIL external authentication. However
seems it is not working as I receive 550 Relay Denied
I know, I am probably getting extremely annoying asking all these
questions, but I still don't understand SMTP external authentication. I
have successfully set up POP3 external authentication using PAM, but I
don't know what to put in the /etc/xmail/userauth/smtp/dchweb.com.tab
file. Someone
I got my external POP3 authentication via PAM, and can check and receive
messages correctly through it, however, do I need to set up a similar
authentication process for SMTP? Currently, it appears as though xmail
is authenticating users with the internal username and password. I
thought
