On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Otto Maddox wrote:
The problem is that the server won't authenticate me. Apple Mail, for
instance, keeps telling me the server rejected the password.
Since you say that you are using SSLTYPE=none, we know that this is not
the "no plaintext passwords on non-SSL/TLS sessions" issue.
You said that you used "osx". I don't think that works with Tiger; even
privileged processes no longer get the password via getpwnam().
Consequently, you must use "oxp", and set up a PAM rule file for IMAP.
So, do
make clean
make oxp SSLTYPE=none
sudo cp imapd/imapd /usr/local/libexec
to update imapd to a PAM version.
As for a PAM rule file, I just copied the FTP rules:
cd /etc/pam.d
sudo cp ftpd imap
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