Hi there!

I am running courier on debian/testing with virtual users stored in a mysql
database and with some real unix users. Everything is OK here.

My problem is the following: I want to allow only virtual users to log in
insecure way (ie. using imapd). Real users must use imapd-ssl (if they try to
authenticate with imapd it should fail). In other words imapd should use
authmysql and authpam, imap-ssl should use just authpam.

Both imapd and imapd-ssl configuration files contains
AUTHMODULELIST="authdaemon". If I change it to AUTHMODULELIST="authmysql" it
doesn't even try to authenticate (no log entries in mysql.log). 
I've tried to recompile imapd with '--without-authdaemon', but the result is the
same.

Do you have any idea how can this problem be solved?

regards,
twisty



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