From: John C. Amodeo (no email)
Date: Wed Jun 01 2005 - 17:10:16 EDT
Patrick,
That worked. Before, I was never using the -t "" option, so I assume we
are forcing the use of the PLAIN mech and that makes all the difference
in the world?
Thank you soo much for your input.
-John
Patrick Radtke wrote:
> You can proxy as another user automatically with the cyrus user
>
> imtest -t "" -a cyrus -u tc2154 host.
>
> You give the cyrus password for authentication and then are authorized
> as tc2154.
>
> If you want to use an account besides cyrus for authentication set
> these in imapd.conf
>
> proxy_authname: proxyname
> proxy_password: password
>
> Now you could do
>
> imtest -t "" -a proxyname -u tc2154 host.
> and give the proxyname's password
>
> -Patrick
>
>
> On Jun 1, 2005, at 4:18 PM, Tim Pushor wrote:
>
>> How about backing up the ldap directory, resetting the passwords to a
>> known (to you) password, do the transition, and restore the directory?
>>
>> If thats not possible, how about setting up a new temporary directory
>> with your user accounts and the known password, temporarily point
>> cyrus to it until after the transition, then point it back?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Tim
>>
>> John C. Amodeo wrote:
>>
>>> I've been researching a way to proxy as another user for 2 days
>>> without luck. It seems that Cyrus/SASL has the ability to take a
>>> proxy command, but I cannot find any feasible application of it. I
>>> need help.
>>>
>>> Here's the situation:
>>>
>>> I need to migrate 4 legacy Cyrus 2.0.17 servers to a new Cyrus
>>> 2.1.15 server. For multiple reasons, I would rather perform the
>>> migration via imap using a sync utility like imapsync (or the
>>> equivalent) rather than trying to merge the 4 servers through a
>>> manual upgrade / reconstruct.
>>>
>>> I need to be able to "login" as a normal user, say Bob Smith, as the
>>> Cyrus superuser using Cyrus's credentials. If not, it will be a
>>> nightmare (and a bad practice) to collect my user's id's and
>>> passwords to run the conversion... I would love to work in batch
>>> mode where I would only need to supply userid (of the user) and then
>>> the cyrus super account credentials (or equivalent...)
>>>
>>> I'm reading all over the place about the difference between authcid
>>> and authzid, proxyservers: cyrus, etc. etc. but can't find any true
>>> application for how this might work in real life. I've tried every
>>> manageable combination of command line arguments with imtest to no
>>> avail...
>>>
>>> Both my 2.0.16 boxes and my 2.1.15 box authenticate against a
>>> central LDAP directory using sasl_mech_list: PLAIN.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions? I really want to avoid
>>> hacking the SASL code to take a "master" password for any user.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> -John
>>>
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