On 31/12/2021 10:36, Doug Denault wrote:
This is a postfix/cyrus/mysql system running in a FreeBSD jail. It is
(as far as I can make it) identical to a bare metal with the same
configuration. Delivery & reading email works fine, the jailed system
will not send email failing with:
cyrus postfix/smtpd[51745]: warning: SASL: Connect to smtpd failed: No
such file or directory
cyrus postfix/smtpd[51745]: fatal: no SASL authentication mechanisms
The warning message (at least in the latest version of postfix) is given
only for smtpd_sasl_type = dovecot, so seems that dovecot SASL is
configured, not cyrus SASL and postfix is interpreting "smtpd" which is
your smtpd_sasl_path setting as the dovecot socket path to connect to
for authentication.
postconf -n
...
don't see it and all the internet seems to use dovecot but I don't see
how whatever imap impacks smtp. Thanks for any thoughts
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Doug
Which imap server you use is irrelevant. It is relevant which SASL
implementation you use.
postconf -a will give the available SASL implementations.
postconf smtpd_sasl_type will give the configured one. However, you may
have some override to that parameter configured in master.cf.
Hope that helps you track it down.
John
