How would i go about clearing out all the SASL config files, and reemerging it?
I tried deleted the /etc/sasl2/smtpd.conf
then i ran emerge -C cyrus-sasl; emerge cyrus-sasl
yet it didn't replace any config files...
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I ran the saslpasswd2 -c <username> command to no avail... im still
receiving the blasted password prompt.
I know that sasl uses sasldb2 by default, but i swear i changed that to pam.
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Joe Strusz wrote:
OK, well i disabled the smtpd_tl_auth_only line.
And now whenever i try to connect via say outlook express on a
client machine...
I check the box that says, "my outgoing server requires
authentication", and i do get the password prompt, however
whichever login/password i try to use it gets rejected, over and
over and over again...
any suggestions?
SASL doesn't use system authentication (such as PAM/LDAP) by
default. It uses it's own password database (similar to the way samba works).
Make sure that you run:
saslpasswd2 -c <username>
to add the user (and their password) to the SASL authentication database.
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