Carlos E. R. wrote:
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: maps_find: smtp_sasl_passwd:
> hash:/etc/postfix/sasl_passwd(0,lock|fold_fix): smtp.my.isp =
> mylogin:mypassword
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: smtp_sasl_passwd_lookup: host
> `smtp.my.isp' user `mylogin' pass `mypassword'
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: starting new SASL client
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: starting new SASL client
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: smtp_sasl_authenticate:
> smtp.my.isp[213.4.149.66]: SASL mechanisms LOGIN LOGIN CRAM-MD5 DIGEST-MD5
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: > smtp.my.isp[213.4.149.66]:
> AUTH DIGEST-MD5
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: < smtp.my.isp[213.4.149.66]:
> 334 cmVhbG09ImN0c210cG91...
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: xsasl_cyrus_client_next:
> decoded challenge:
> realm="ctsmtpout1.frontal.correo",nonce="3947F000ECF7BB....",algorithm=md5-sess,qop="auth"
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: SASL authentication debug:
> DIGEST-MD5 client step 2
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: xsasl_cyrus_get_user: mylogin
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: xsasl_cyrus_get_user: mylogin
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: xsasl_cyrus_get_passwd:
> mypassword
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: xsasl_cyrus_client_next:
> uncoded client response
> username="mylogin",realm="ctsmtpout1.frontal.correo",nonce="3947F000ECF7BBDB5FA...",cnonce="ooSxxt9m...=",nc=00000001,qop=auth,digest-uri="smtp/smtp.my.isp",response=5dd...
> Apr 10 12:06:32 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: > smtp.my.isp[213.4.149.66]:
> dXNlcm5hbWU9ImNlcm9iaW4uam9icyIscmVhbG09ImN0...
> Apr 10 12:06:37 nimrodel postfix/smtp[21659]: < smtp.my.isp[213.4.149.66]:
> 535 invalid user ID or password
Your Postfix obviously tries to authenticate using your user:pass in
/etc/postfix/sasl_passwd, but the password OR user is not accepted.
If you are sure that user:pass is correct, you could try to force Postfix
to use another auth mech. Usually Postfix will use the most secure auth
mech available, in this case Digest-md5.
If there is some problem, you might try the other mechs.
smtp_discard_ehlo_keyword_address_maps =
hash:/etc/postfix/ehlo_discard_words
/etc/postfix/ehlo_discard_words:
213.4.149.66 digest-md5
That should disable digest-md5 for the isp server.
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