The passwd option exists actually, but is provided by opensmtpd-extras. And that’s what I use since it allows keeping the same file for opensmtpd and dovecot.
Regards, Bruno Le 27 août 2018 09:31:54 GMT+02:00, Antonino Sidoti <n...@sidoti.id.au> a écrit : >HI, > >Base on the feedback I am going to use the ‘file’ option for the >credentials table in my smtpd.conf; > >table passed file:/etc/mail/passwd > >Thanks > >On 27 Aug 2018, at 5:24 pm, Matt Schwartz ><matt.schwart...@gmail.com<mailto:matt.schwart...@gmail.com>> wrote: > >I simply use the file type. For example: >table credentials file:/etc/mail/credentials. > >I do it this way because it is the simplest form. All I have in the >credentials file is username:password. Use smtpctl encrypt to generate >the encrypted password for the user. Finally, use smtpctl update table >credentials to tell smtpd about the changes. > >On Sun, Aug 26, 2018, 11:35 PM Antonino Sidoti wrote: >Hi, > >When using a credentials table (man table), what table type do I use >with regards to using the table in a smtpd.conf configuration? > >I have created this table in my smtpd.conf but I am not sure it is >correct? > >table passwd file:/etc/mail/passwd > >Though I have seen a sample configuration from another site using a >different table type; > >table passwd passwd:/etc/mail/passwd > >Reading the man page, it does not make any reference to the table type >using ‘passwd’. It only talks about ‘file’ and ‘db’. > >Nino
