Hi Jose,
If you only needed clear text passwords for testing with telnet then
there is another solution.
If AUTH PLAIN is enabled then the password must be passed as a mime
encoded string. You can use perl to generate the mime encoded logon
string for the password and logon.
Here is the command:
perl -MMIME::Base64 -e 'print
encode_base64("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")'
It will generate something that looks like this:
ADBldGZyQRHmbS5vcmeucmEAWHNXZW03MQ==
When prompted for athentication paste the generated string and hit enter.
Note that this contains both the user id and password. Also note the \
before the @ if you are using the full domain name for the UID to
prevent perl from seeing the @ as a command.
Regards
Peter
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Jose Javier Sianes Ruiz wrote:
In QLDAPINSTALL file that explain you how to configure Qmail LDAP you
can read:
-DCLEARTEXTPASSWD (for cleartext passwords in ldap, bad idea)
So, add this flag for your compilation and it should work. Please, read
carefully installation instructions before ask.
El mar, 07-03-2006 a las 00:31 -0800, Its Azfar escribió:
I want to know does qmail-ldap support clear text
passwords for qmail users attribute "userPassword"
I tried to feed plain password in testing but i cant
authenticate that user e.g "userPassword: 123456"
Thanks.
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