»Jason Hoos« sagte am 2002-03-02 um 16:12:08 -0600 :
> The main difference that I can see between mine and Alexander's (I don't
> remember exactly what Marc's was) is that I use saslauthd for my pw_check
> method instead of PAM, and I then run the saslauthd daemon with arguments
> that tell it to use PAM. The reason I did this is because the Postfix smtpd

Good idea - however I also don't get this to run :( I changed the
pwcheck_method in the smtpd.conf to saslauthd and restarted saslauthd
and postfix. I still can't login :( For kicks and giggles I chmod
666'd /etc/shadow to make sure that there aren't any access problems;
even with a 666 shadow file PLAIN does not work.

Can I somehow increase the verbosity level of saslauthd? I'd relly like
to know why it thinks that the authentication string I sent is wrong.

> smtpd_sasl_local_domain = mail.thwack.net
[...]
> realm: mail.thwack.net

Hmm. What does realm and smtpd_sasl_local_domain mean? First I didn't
have a realm entry in my smtpd.conf file. I then added it to contain
the same string as sasl_local_dom does. sasl_local_dom is set to
"$myhostname" (without the ").

Alexander Skwar

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