No not the # somebody thoughts a : in a username is a good idea.
But Opensmtpd (and also postfix) use the : as the delimiter between
username and password.
Instead of username:password in my secrets file i had a
usernamepart1:usernamepart2:password
The smtp system wasn't able to split the str
fixed it for myself. I changed the delimiter in sourcecode, table.c Line
557 from : to ; and build my own Opensmtpd from scratch.
My secrets file ist now myrelay username;password
Everything works as expected :)
Did you had a problem with the # symbol?
The man page states: "Comments can be p
Hi,
fixed it for myself. I changed the delimiter in sourcecode, table.c Line
557 from : to ; and build my own Opensmtpd from scratch.
My secrets file ist now myrelay username;password
Everything works as expected :)
Have a nice time
Regards
Timo
Am 2021-12-04 14:13, schrieb Timo:
Hello
Hello to everyone,
I try to setup a Debian smtp host, we have to relay to a special system
with a fixed username and a selfsigned certificate.
I could send mails via thunderbird and also swaks is working fine, but
opensmtpd gives me an
mta error reason=AUTH rejected: 501 5.5.4 (Invalid comm
