Thanks Vlad,
the last three lines (ifnedef - endif) can be IMHO deleted, because
DIGEST-MD5 (and CRAM-MD5 and NTLM) do not send plaintext passwords, so
should be allowed even on otherwise unencrypted connection.
commented out.
Check if user Debian-exim is member of sasl group - to get access
On Thursday 20 of February 2014 05:50:21 Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> Hi again guys,
>
> thanks for the help thus far. I have managed to get cyrus talking with
> exim to deliver mail (the -a inside the quotes did this) and I have the
> cyrus_sasl driver authenticating using DIGEST-MD5:
>
> digest_m
Looking at this:
http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch-smtp_authentication.html
maybe I should be specifying a client_ parameter for SMTP auth?
Too many changes - tired and need sleep. Hopefully I'll have something
clearer in the morning.
*Paul O'Rorke*
Tracker Softwar
Another strange this. The encrypted passwords would not be a problem if
I could get TLS working, I could auth with *login_sasl_server* but even
though exim appears to be advertising STARTTLS none of the MUA clients
I've tested recognise the TLS. (Thunderbird and Outlos 2013)
When I use swaks
Hi again guys,
thanks for the help thus far. I have managed to get cyrus talking with
exim to deliver mail (the -a inside the quotes did this) and I have the
cyrus_sasl driver authenticating using DIGEST-MD5:
digest_md5_sasl_server:
driver = cyrus_sasl
public_name = DIGEST-M
On Saturday 15 of February 2014 00:05:59 Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> If I don't use any encrypted passwords I can log in, work with
> mailboxes, receive mail but not send (relay not permitted which I
> suspect is so as to not be an open relay..?)
You can always set relay_nets (using "dpkg-reconfigure ex
Vlad and Andrew,
thanks so much for the tip on the "lmtpd -a" - that certainly did allow
mail to flow to the expected mailbox. Thanks so much.
I'm definitely making progress thanks to the help here. I'm stuck
getting sasl authentication though. As I understand it cyrus_sasl uses
it's own (
On Thursday 13 of February 2014 00:30:55 Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> Thanks for that Vladislav, it was very helpful. :-)
>
> I have managed to get exim to use the defined cyrus_delivery transport
> attempting to deliver a received mail but it is baulking on the SSL cert.
For starters, comment out ever
On Wed, 12 Feb 2014, Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> So I seem to be getting confused about when the SSL is used. Ideally I'd like
> to use SSL and authentication for SMTP and IMAP. Is it that the LMTP needs
> authentication and it's not? I did use in /etc/cyrus.conf
>
> lmtpcmd="lmtpd" -a
Thanks for that Vladislav, it was very helpful. :-)
I have managed to get exim to use the defined cyrus_delivery transport
attempting to deliver a received mail but it is baulking on the SSL cert.
From /var/log/mail.err :
Feb 12 14:58:46 blmail cyrus/lmtp[3523]: unable to get private key
On 2/10/2014 4:13 PM, Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> still trying to find a definitive resource to use to get this mail
> server up and running. Does anyone know of a good howto for setting up
> Debian/Exim/Cyrus? I think this is the combination I want to move from
> the Centos/Exim/Dovecote box I inherit
On Monday 10 of February 2014 23:13:42 Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> Hi again Cyrus list,
>
> still trying to find a definitive resource to use to get this mail
> server up and running. Does anyone know of a good howto for setting up
> Debian/Exim/Cyrus? I think this is the combination I want to move fr
On Mon, 10 Feb 2014, Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> Hi again Cyrus list,
>
> still trying to find a definitive resource to use to get this mail server up
> and running. Does anyone know of a good howto for setting up
> Debian/Exim/Cyrus? I think this is the combination I want to move from the
> Centos
Hi again Cyrus list,
still trying to find a definitive resource to use to get this mail
server up and running. Does anyone know of a good howto for setting up
Debian/Exim/Cyrus? I think this is the combination I want to move from
the Centos/Exim/Dovecote box I inherited but I must confess to
I've used Debian for exim and cyrus for the last 10 years or so and in my
experience the packages Just Work. I would definitely recommend.
On 7 February 2014 18:54, Paul O'Rorke wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am replacing a mail server and want to implement an Exim/Cyrus
> solution. Most specifically
Hi all,
I am replacing a mail server and want to implement an Exim/Cyrus
solution. Most specifically it is Cyrus and the ACLs that I want. I
have not set up a mail server in more than 10 years and many things have
changed.
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