On 2011-08-18 at 16:13 -0300, Reinaldo Matukuma wrote:
> This returns me:
>
> 2011-08-18 16:05:23 Exim configuration error:
> two client authenticators (client_plain_1 and client_plain_2) have the same
> public name (PLAIN)
> 2011-08-18 16:05:23 Exim configuration error:
> two client authenticators (client_plain_1 and client_plain_2) have the same
> public name (PLAIN)
>
> But, if i change to use only one host with authentication (lefting the
> another routing and transporting yet, but without act as client auth) it's
> work.
The authenticators define "how do you implement authentication for this
mechanism". They don't have per-host restrictions.
What you can do is have an external file which contains data, like:
example.com: user=user1 pass=sekret1
example.nl: user=user2 pass=hidden2 otherdata=foo
Then on the Routers which route the mail, you include:
address_data = ${lookup{$domain}partial()lsearch*{/path/to/datafile}}
Then in your one client_plain authenticator, you would use:
client_send =
^${extract{user}{$address_data}{$value}fail}^${extract{pass}{$address_data}{$value}fail}
More simply, that's:
client_send = ^${extract{user}{$address_data}}^${extract{pass}{$address_data}}
but we force failure, in case the data is missing.
This way, you keep secret data out of your exim configuration, where
users can dump it (exim -bP), and make it easy to look up, to add to,
etc.
-Phil
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