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On Thu, 1 Oct 2009, Patrick Domack wrote:
I tested using the password: te...@#$%^*é
This password works for me in Dovecot v1.2.0 with OpenLDAP backend and
auth_bind=yes.
Can you sniff the connection to the AD, if the password is sent to the
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On Thu, 1 Oct 2009, Patrick Domack wrote:
I tested using the password: te...@#$%^*é
Can you use ldapsearch from the mail server successfully, e.g.:
ldapsearch -x -D DOMAIN\\user -W objectclass=\* dn
??
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Problem : I have a problem with special character in the password. Character
like ! * é are deleted
My configuration :
- a smtp server with Postfix 2.6 and Dovcot 1.1.11.
- a windows 2003 server with active directory for accounts and boxes
I use SMTP / SASL on my postfix 2.6 to
Problem : I have a problem with special character in the password. Character
like ! * é are deleted
My configuration :
- a smtp server with Postfix 2.6 and Dovcot 1.1.11.
- a windows 2003 server with active directory for accounts and boxes
I use SMTP / SASL on my postfix 2.6 to
Sounds more like SASL than Dovecot.
I had my Dovecot authenticate against DB in UTF8 encoding, and it can
handle Chinese character for password.
Can your smtp authentication allows special character?
Best,
Joseph
On 1-Oct-09, at 10:40 AM, Gilles Albusac wrote:
Problem : I have a problem
Doubtful it's an smtp issue, as all authenication over smtp uses base64
I'll see if I can cause the issue in my setup though.
Quoting Joseph Yee j...@ca.afilias.info:
Sounds more like SASL than Dovecot.
I had my Dovecot authenticate against DB in UTF8 encoding, and it
can handle Chinese
On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 16:40 +0200, Gilles Albusac wrote:
It works fine with simple password but not with complex password. I have a
problem with special character in the password. Character like ! * é are
deleted before comparaison.
My guess is that it's related to LDAP. Are you using
Seems to all be working for me.
I tested using the password: te...@#$%^*é
My first test was using postfix - dovecot - mysql
This was to verify if sending email via postfix would make it to
dovecot and though dovecot without getting messed up. Test passed.
My next test was to setup dovecot
