Pascal Giard writes:

Hi there,

 i'm running Debian testing and I'm trying to get courier-mta to work properly with
courier-authmysql. i specify courier-mta as `courierauthtest pascal` or 
`courierauthtest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] successfully connect to the mysql db and fetches the rite info while
courier-smtp keeps answering "550 User unknown" when asked for [EMAIL PROTECTED]

authdaemon is configured (authdaemonrc) to use only one auth modules : "authmysql".
the # of daemons is 1.

the authmodulelist only contains "authmysql".

and still, when sending an email to my server, it doesn't even ask anything to the 
mysql db,
that's why i don't understand why it answers "550 User unknown" instead of "service 
temporarly
unavailable" (which i would have expected since it doesn't seem to talk to the db at 
all).

is it normal that "/etc/init.d/courier-authdaemon start" starts a process that remains 
:
`/usr/lib/courier/authlib/authdaemond.mysql start` ?
that looks like something that doesn't get to start properly to me...

that's quite it... on a final note, am i misconfigurating courier by putting 
cqi2004.etsmtl.ca as
a virtual host (that uses the courierd local user account) since it's also the real 
localdomain ?

That's probably it. courierauthtest hits the authentication module directly.

With cqi2004.etsmtl.ca defined as a virtual domain alias, the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] gets rewritten as [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for some value of "localhost") and that's what hits the authentication module.

To enable [EMAIL PROTECTED], install .courier-pascal in the local account's homedir.



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