Noah Meyerhans wrote:
>>> server_password = ${lookup{$1}dbmnz{/etc/exim/passwd}}
>>Anyone with an arbitrary username and empty password can send mails
> This does not seem to be the case. I have just tested sending mail via
But it is. I tried cosmo.csail.mit.edu before (which refuses connections
now) and now again with outgoing.csail.mit.edu, both worked.
>>instead of dbmnz, though. You are sure you ran exim_dbmbuild with the
>>-nozero option the last time you updated passwd?
so you are?
> 4986 lookup yielded: someboguspasswordfortesting
> 4986 CRAM-MD5: user name = noahm
> 4986 challenge = <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 4986 received = 92c7df4232f5ebee8cc2c0a350aa692a
> 4986 digest = be6d10292874fd3448087355d47597d4
Exim's digest is correct. Strange...
Have you tested other clients and servers?
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