From: Patrick Ben Koetter (pstate-of-mind.de)
Date: Fri Oct 01 2004 - 19:15:22 CDT

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* Philippe Vogel <filiaapfreenet.de> [041002 01:27]:
> Anybody got any idea why the cyrus-team made smtp-client-auth with
> that insecure way by storing user-pw in a file?

There's many other possibilities to use Cyrus-SASL.

> 1) This is not easy to administrate because everything has to be but in
> a file again.
> 2) Is there a different way using sasldb2 or direct sasl-auth?

Read options.html from the sparse SASL docs.

> I know this lists are flodded with this stuff, but there are many
> questions and no answers to find on the net.
> Everybody has nice explanations but nobody shows a working solution
> except this insecure one.

The Book of Postfix has a complete chapter on it. It will be published
in November.

> I run postfix chroot + amavisd-new + spamassassin + cyrus-imap + smtp-auth.
> The spamassassin + amavis is no problem at all, but cyrus is trash.

It's not. The documentation is worth a s...load.

prick

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