Hello sqwebmail list. I have the following curiosity to describe: I have run sqwebmail-3.3.1 successfully for about a year+. Recently, I lost a drive and the sqwebmail install. I decided to upgrade to 3.3.7. I tried 3.5.1 but it will not run: ./configure. I tried to return to my original install that works on another machine but ./configure returns: Bad Interpreter. In all cases authentication results in: invalid user id or password when I invoke the following: https://localhost/cgi-bin/sqwebmail. The login.html is a far as I can get with sqwebmail. The results of my efforts follow. Any and all suggesstions or ideas welcomed. Thanks, David.
The following is the authlib/authinfo output: [EMAIL PROTECTED] authlib]# ./authinfo AUTHENTICATION_MODULES="authdaemon" AUTHDAEMONMODULELIST="authcustom authcram authmysql authldap authuserdb authpam" SASL_AUTHENTICATION_MODULES="CRAM-SHA1 CRAM-MD5 PLAIN LOGIN" I invoke: authdaemond stop. After changing: version="authdaemond.plain" in authdaemonrc and invoking: authdaemond start I invoke the following: [EMAIL PROTECTED] authlib]# ./authtest dwbrown myplainpassword Authenticated: module authdaemon Home directory: /home/dwbrown UID/GID: 5000/5000 AUTHADDR=dwbrown AUTHFULLNAME=David Brown And, the following returns: 0 on invocation of: echo $? [EMAIL PROTECTED] authlib]# ./authdaemontest 1 1 ./authtest dwbrown myplainpassword Invoking: authdaemond stop and changing system password using: "passwd" and re-invoking the above works as expected. The only alternative module is: mysql which does not work (follows). After invoking: authdaemond stop I changed version="authdaemond.mysql" in authdaemonrc and have previously created the table "passwd" as prescribed in README.authmysql.html. After I invoke: authdaemond start the following returns: 1 on invocation of: echo $? [EMAIL PROTECTED] authlib]# ./authdaemontest 1 1 ./authtest dwbrown mysqlpassword Temporary authentication failure from module authdaemon Authentication FAILED! And after invoking: ./authtest dwbrown mysqlpassword: Temporary authentication failure from module authdaemon Authentication FAILED!
