Steven, you are correct, courier should work out of the box with auth pam.
In my experience, woody (you didnt say which Debian) is missing a couple of
config files and the permissions can be incorrect on others. The best way
to spot these is to install the courierwebadmin package and configure it
from there. ANy permission or file issues are displayed in the browser when
the server tries to commit the new config. You will be up and running very
quickly
-Matt
STEVEN COCKAYNE writes:
Okay...
Im using a Debian-based linux running the APT packages for Courier...
I have the authdaemonrc file configured to use authpam, but Im not
entirely sure how to configure PAM so that it will read my /etc/shadow
file.
I was told it did this by default using the APT packages, but mine doesnt
seem to be working correctly.
Could anyone give me a step-by-step on how to configure this?
As a little bit of background, my employer is having me configure their
new mail server because Im the only one with Linux experience... Im no
admin (more of a power-user), but I learn pretty quick, and I can follow
guides pretty easily.
If anyone could help me out, that would be great.
As stands, when I telnet to the imap2 port on the machine, courier
responds, however all logins are rejected.
Cyrus was working with SASL to authenticate, but I need Courier set up to
allow me to use the previous mail (old server) on the new server.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Steven
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