On 2/28/25 09:12, Samuel Chenal via gull wrote:
Il semble qu'on ne peut plus ou on ne va plus pouvoir utiliser SMTP
AUTH de base via MS et qu'il va falloir passer par OAuth2.
Je confirme avoir vu passé une info au sujet de la désactivation de SMTP
AUTH pour des raisons de manque de sécurité. Il semblerait que pas mal
de serveur de mail ont décidé de cesser d'utiliser SMTP AUTH et de
passer à OAuth2 (MS & gmail entre autre). Il semblerait donc que cela
n'affecte que ceux qui utilisent un serveur de mail externe comme relay.
Quelqu'un a-t-il une expérience dans la configuration d'exim4 dans ce
contexte ?
En effet, pas grand chose sur le net concernant exim4
Pour info :
The biggest problem with all of this is that I’ve got no available SMTP
server to use, and I suspect that’s the case for many others as well. As
I’m sure most of you know by now, Google requires|OAuth2|authentication
to use gmail now, which I very much doubt is available for exim4. Google
requires the developers of the software to enter some agreement with
them, which reportedly costs quite a lot of money, to receive “Google
approved” OAuth2 tokens (or something like that). The end result is
that, for all intents and purposes, gmail no longer work for
applications not “approved” by Google. Using so called “app passwords”
isn’t available unless you enable two factor authentication, which
leaves you at risk of being “locked out” of your account the next time
you lose your phone, it’s stolen, it breaks etc, which makes this an
obvious no-go.
I know that it’s possible to rent SMTP server access from other
providers, but is it really necessary to make this a requirement for
backing up openhabian? I also think the documentation should describe
this whole situation, it seems like more and more providers come up with
ridiculous schemes like OAuth2 to prevent people from using “alternative
software” for handling e-mail.
Ca commence à devenir compliqué !
dc
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