Kevin Williams wrote:
All,
Here's another thought. I would like the simplicity of all cyrus imapd daemon authentication going through one file. This can't happen using PAM (sieve, pop, imap, etc. files are used).
Since I have NSS configured to use LDAP via pam, I already have the
/etc/ldap.conf file. What if I were to start sasl using: saslauthd -O /etc/ldap.conf -a ldap
That way I would only have one ldap configuration file to worry about. Do you think this would be a security issue even though everything is
authenticating locally (ldap is on the same server)?
I haven't tried this yet, just wondering if anyone sees something wrong with this idea.
Thanks,
Kevin Williams
Try it, and please don't top-post =P.
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