--Arkady wrote on 05.12.2001 15:00 +0200: > The test entry in userdb is (for clearpw=priceorg): > hmac-md5pw=e4638bae9245b75260b71dc6be70714ae92d850658cc1453a47a1b06e9f23df4 > > RS> works perfectly with authenticated relaying. (check the headers) > "TheBAT!" mail client seems not to work correctly: > -> AUTH CRAM-MD5 > <- 334 PEY3OEZCNDdEMTc5OTc4RkMyODM3QjIxQzc0OTg2Mzc3QG1hc3Rlcj4=
This was the challenge from the server. > -> AUTH CRAM-MD5 The server expected the response to the above challenge, but the client just sent back some crap. > <- 535 Authentication failed. Thats the logical consequence for broken implementations :) > Actually Outlook Express and Netscape work correctly with "AUTH LOGIN" on > SMTP. So I have no idea which email client works OK using AUTH CRAM-MD5 > and what is the best way for testing it. I use Mulberry as 'Reference Client', and dont care about any other as long as it works with Mulberry. Saves a lot of work. > RS> what is in your ESMTPAUTH and does MD5 work via POP/IMAP ? > ESMTPAUTH="LOGIN CRAM-MD5" > However there are have problems with POP3 authentication > The pop3 server reports '-ERR Invalid command.' after > "AUTH" or "LOGIN" Only _very_ few pop3-clients can handle MD5, fetchmail is one of them. I just wanted to find out if you have MD5 compiled. > I have the following in my pop3d config file: > POP3AUTH="LOGIN CRAM-MD5 CRAM-SHA1" Looks ok, I also have PLAIN listed everywhere and offer the services via SSL. This seems to be the most compatible way. > Do you have any ideas? Install a trial of Mulberry and try again. The SSL-Extensions must be downloaded separately if you want them. But ony one method, either TLSv1 or SSLv3 will work and I dont know which one is more compatible (using TLSv1 now). Roland _______________________________________________ courier-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/courier-users
