Hi Odhiambo.
The AUTH is incorrectly advertised. A correct setup would announce all the 
mechanisms available for authentication.
So, a correct answer at smtp will be, for example:
250-AUTH PLAIN LOGIN
And what the office 365 servers are answering is:
250-AUTH
This is incorrect and that is the point of the problem because exim search for 
the correct credential when acting as a client, based on the mechanisms 
available (and in this case, there are no one mechanism available because no 
one mechanism was announced).
This is what I search and asked if someone else has or had the same problem 
because I think that the two ways to fix this is:
1 - make the office 365 do the right answer when receive the EHLO verb (but 
it's exchange and it's microsoft - what means that this probably will never be 
fixed).
2 - make the exim do the authentication using some fallback-style-schema when 
you already had setup hosts_require_auth for some of the office 365 servers).
Had any other idea?
Thank's
And... Ya... It's friday... My brain is exhausted too!


From: [email protected]
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 17:02:18 +0300
Subject: Re: [exim] exim acting as client on office365
To: [email protected]
CC: [email protected]

How can you use AUTH when it's not advertised? Or maybe it's Friday my brain is 
already tuned to something.

On 14 June 2013 16:54, Reinaldo Matukuma <[email protected]> wrote:


Hi all.

I had a situation today where i need that exim act as client on office365 
server with authentication.

So, i have configured two authenticators (one for PLAIN and other for LOGIN) 
that will be sent after TLS.

The problem that i found is that the office365 server isn't doing the correct 
announce of AUTH mechanisms....

Running exim in debug mode i saw this:

  SMTP<< 250-pod51028.outlook.com Hello [189.74.52.32]         250-SIZE 
36700160         250-PIPELINING         250-DSN         250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES 
        250-STARTTLS         250-AUTH         250-8BITMIME         
250-BINARYMIME         250 CHUNKING



They are announcing only that has auth capability, right? So... the exim don't 
find the correct authenticator data to use:

207.46.4.237 in hosts_require_auth? yes (matched 
"pod51028.outlook.com")scanning authentication mechanismsskipping server_plain 
authenticator: not configured as a clientskipping server_login authenticator: 
not configured as a client  SMTP>> QUIT



So... My doubt is... There are a way to configure exim to use for example LOGIN 
mechanism as fallback when it don't find any valid mechanism for auth as 
client? Someone had the same problem? How to fix this? Or maybe this is 
something to send to bug list?



Thanks

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