On 12/03/2013 08:56 PM, Philippe Lelidy wrote:
> Le 03/12/13 18:33, edwin a icrit :
>> I also had to add this to /etc/login.conf to have system-user authentication
>> working (on OpenBSD 5.4):
>> dovecot:\
>> :auth=:\
>> :auth-imap=passwd:\
>> :openfiles-cur=512:\
>> :openfiles-max=2048:\
>> :tc=daemon:
>>
> Thanks, I forgot mentionning that I did that too in /etc/login.conf
> dovecot:\
> :openfiles-cur=1024:\
> :openfiles-max=2048:\
> :tc=daemon:
>
> I understand that by using :auth-imap=passwd:\ you solved the issue I
> mentionned as
> -----
> c) Auth
> c-1) System users:
> passdb {
> driver = bsdauth
> # args = username_format=%n REFUSED
> }
> This is the reason why system user have to login as <user> and not as
> <user@domain>
> -----
> but I don't see any /usr/libexec/auth/login_imap, did you created it ?
No, if I read the manpage right then auth-imap=passwd means:
authentication type=imap
authentication style=passwd
and then it uses /usr/libexec/auth/login_style, i.e.
/usr/libexec/auth/login_passwd.
I find this very confusing.
Anyway the auth entries in login.conf seem unnecessary after all, and no I
can't login as user@domain,
still only as <user>.
Sorry for the red herring.
--Edwin
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