On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 02:35:38PM +0000, Vince - ACS Business Systems wrote: > Hello, >
Hello, > Having experimented a little with the excellent OpenSMTPD program, I'm > looking to see if it would be possible to either add a feature or point me in > the direction of more information. > What I would like to do is configure an OpenSMTPD server to allow relay auth > based upon saslauthd. Specifically the rimap flag which allows authentication > based upon response from a remote IMAP server. > For features requests please open a ticket on our bug tracker and tag it as a feature request. Anything requested in the list and for which we do not have a ticket will eventually be forgotten :-) > In other words, I would like to setup OpenSMTPD as a relay only server that > does not have any local password file/table whatsoever. Authentication would > be performed by consulting with saslauthd, which in turn would consult the > IMAP server (different box/os). > Currently I'm doing this quite well with a Debian/Exim solution, but I would > really like to accomplish the same function with OpenBSD/OpenSMTPD. > OpenSMTPD only supports crypt(3) based auth at this point. It can authenticate against the system user-base by default, or it can authenticate against a table containing crypt(3)-ed users if !system authentication is desired, but it cannot use non crypt(3) authentication at this point. > Thank you in advance for any response. And thank you very much for the > fantastic work that has been done to bring OpenSMTPD into existance. > Thanks for the kind words -- Gilles Chehade https://www.poolp.org @poolpOrg -- You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected]
