Hi Ken,


I'm running a cyrus IMAP server 2.1.16 on an Linux 2.2.25 machine.
When I try connect from an Mozilla 1.6/1.7 IMAP client, I can't establish the connection. The log just says:


Jan 4 13:52:43 jinn master[12215]: about to exec /usr/cyrus/bin/imapd
Jan 4 13:52:43 jinn imap[12215]: executed
Jan 4 13:52:43 jinn imapd[12215]: accepted connection
Jan 4 13:52:50 jinn master[2293]: process 12215 exited, signaled to death by 11


Can you provide a backtrace of a core dump and/or a telemetry log of the traffic? Since it looks like its crashing before/during authentication, you'll need to use something like ssldump (or the like) to capture the IMAP traffic.


I posted a lot of informations.
Now my configuration is working! I update cyrus-sasl to v2.1.17! Then I get the following log:


Jan 4 23:19:04 jinn imapd[25587]: badlogin: oola.beckefeld-online.de[192.168.1.42] CRAM-MD5 [SASL(-13): user not found: no secret in database]
Jan 4 23:19:07 jinn imapd[25587]: login: oola.beckefeld-online.de[192.168.1.42] hajo plaintext
Jan 4 23:19:07 jinn imapd[25587]: seen_db: user hajo opened /var/imap/user/h/hajo.seen
Jan 4 23:19:07 jinn imapd[25587]: open: user hajo opened INBOX


... and can access my mail account via imap.

When I put a line "sasl_mech_list: PLAIN LOGIN" in my /etc/imapd.conf the "badlogin message don't occur! That means for me, that the authentication with CRAM-MD5 wasn't attempted by the Mozilla Mail Client?!?

When I try:
jinn:[hajo]# cyradm --user cyrus --auth CRAM-MD5 localhost
cyradm: cannot authenticate to server with CRAM-MD5 as cyrus

log:
Jan 4 23:25:16 jinn imapd[25591]: badlogin: jinn.beckefeld-online.de[127.0.0.1] CRAM-MD5 [SASL(-13): user not found: no secret in database]


With auth PLAIN everything works fine!

My sasldb2 looks like this:

jinn:[hajo]# ls -l /etc/sasldb2
-rw-r-----    1 cyrus    mail        12288 Jan  4 22:51 /etc/sasldb2

jinn:[hajo]# sasldblistusers2
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: cmusaslsecretOTP
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: userPassword

I've no idea what I have to do to get the CRAM-MD5 stuff running!

Thanks for your help
Hajo

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