Daniel Fairs writes: > Thanks, Sam. This is what I get: > > [root@bonsai authlib]$ ./authtest dan > Authenticated: module authdaemon > Home directory: /usr/home/dan > UID/GID: 1000/20 > AUTHADDR=dan > AUTHFULLNAME=Dan Fairs > [root@bonsai authlib]$ ./authtest dan correctpass > [root@bonsai authlib]$ ./authtest dan wrongpass > > ... though... > > [root@bonsai authlib]$ ./authtest [EMAIL PROTECTED] test > Authenticated: module authdaemon > Home directory: /usr/home/vpopmail/domains/mail.spiderplant.net/test > UID/GID: 1016/1009 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > AUTHFULLNAME=test > > So - what does this mean? authdaemon finds me as a user when I don't specify > a password, but doesn't find me when I specify the correct password, > although password auth is working with my test mail address? Where do I go > next?
It means that the password you think is correct, isn't. -- Sam
