Am Dienstag, 23. September 2003 13:58 schrieb Thomas Deutsch:
Hi
Since three weeks, I tried to get SASL and Postfix working together. Since the last evening it works, but not really how I will.
The problem is, that SASL will use the /etc/sasldb to authenticate the users, but I want to use pwcheck. But no of the Howtos I've found on the net has helped me.
I've tried it with a smtp.conf file in /var/lib/sasl2, or in /usr/lib/sasl, or in /etc/sasl (in every howto is another path) but no one will work.
For the Mandrake 9.0 and 9.1 use /usr/lib/sasl.
I've also tried /usr/lib/sasl. But it don't work.
The smtp.conf file looks like:
pwcheck_method:pwcheck
but saslauthd / postfix will always use the sasldb.
This one depens on your selected authentication method. Sasl supports plain, login, digest-md5 and cram-md5 (at least). with digest/cram-md5 sasl always uses the sasldb. This is independent of the setting in your smtp.conf file. Only for plain text passwords, sasl is able to use all the alternative pwcheck_methods.
I've also tried with pwcheck_method: saslauthd. But it don't work.
Can anybody help me?
Try it with a plain password.
I've tried it with AUTH PLAIN
> Remove the user from the sasldb file.
I've tested it with remove the hole sasldb file. But it don't work. How can I remove the useres from the sasldb?
Use saslauthd instead of pwcheck.
It don't work.
Thomas
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