The POD is not clear on what, exactly, should be entered into the
config/auth_flat_file file. One thing is clear - older mail clients like
my Mozilla do not even trigger the plugin at all.
I've tried a number of things with a Windows version of Netscape
7.1, which all fail. I set it up to login with "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" with
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]:password" in the config file. First it prompted me for a
password, and when I supplied it, it prompted me for a password for
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]@testhost.rope.net" (Server hostname is
"testhost.rope.net").
Next I set Netscape to use the envelope sender address
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" with
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]:password" in the config file. Another
failure.
How about "sub-8b43e-ql" with
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]:password" in the config file?
Maybe "sub-8b43e-ql" with "sub-8b43e-ql:password"?
Okay, what am I not seeing? What am I not doing correctly?
I notice this from the log file before the pluging actually fires:
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
lib/Qpsmtpd/SMTP.pm line 227.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
lib/Qpsmtpd/SMTP.pm line 227.
That's this chunk of code:
$self->respond(250,
$self->config("me") . " Hello " . $conn->remote_info . " [" .
$conn->remote_ip ."]",
"PIPELINING",
"8BITMIME",
($self->config('databytes') ? "SIZE ".
($self->config('databytes'))[0] : ()),
@capabilities,
);
It's located at the end of the 'ehlo' subroutine.
I also got this when I sent the password:
334 PGM0ZTliLjQzZTY5MTI0QHNwcmludC5yb3BlLm5ldD4=
It hangs at that point, but on my earlier attempts actually did:
334 PDM0YmM1LjQzZTY4ODg5QHNwcmludC5yb3BlLm5ldD4=
Premature end of base64 data at lib/Qpsmtpd/Auth.pm line 289, <> line 1.
running plugin (auth-cram-md5): auth_flat_file
Plugin auth, hook auth-cram-md5 returned DECLINED,
Authentication failed for o^* -
Authentication failed for o^* -
(When I kill the send, it stops hanging and pretty much does the
same as above.)
The plugin returns at the first 'DECLINED'.
Thanks for any help.
(Apologies for being such a pest. My first and only previous
install, 0.26, was a piece of cake compared to this.)
