On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Claas Langbehn wrote: >Hello Andy, >> You may want to check out the directory "service" in the tarball. After >> running configure with the right prefices, you will see two files there: >> run and run-ssl, and a log-directory with run and run-ssl. >Of course, I had a look at that. But it does not seem to work. >When I start bincimap like this by hand: > exec tcpserver -c100 -HDRPl0 \ > 0 143 \ > bincimapd --logtype=multilog --conf=/etc/bincimap/bincimap.conf \ > /usr/lib/bincimap/bincimap-auth-checkpassword \ > checkpw \ > /usr/lib/bincimap/bincimap-uidpwd >then I cannot connect to the imap server. He loggs: >Connection from 10.10.10.10 >30235 00000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] io warning, in expectCommand, in >expectTag, in expectTagChar, readChar EOF >30235 00001 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Connection closed >Connection from 10.10.10.10 >30245 00000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] io warning, in expectCommand, in >expectTag, in expectTagChar, readChar EOF >30245 00001 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:] Connection closed
This looks very strange. Try connecting manually: telnet localhost 143 And issue the command "1 login <username> <password>" without the quotes. See what happens. >My passwords are stored by vpopmail in >/home/vpopmail/domains/DOMAIN.TLD/vpasswd and vpasswd.cdb and they are >MD5-encrypted. Do they need to be plaintext passwords? No, vchkpw should do the job for you. >Can I enable some debugging to get more information? Sorry, at this stage there is no extra debug info but I think we may be able to solve the problem still. >How does bincimap know that I am using vpopmail? The authenticator is called "vchkpw". Your file used "chkpw" - are you sure this is the right authenticator? Have you tried using the full path of this authenticator? Andy :-) -- Andreas Aardal Hanssen | http://www.andreas.hanssen.name/gpg Author of Binc IMAP | Nil desperandum
