From: Justin Georgeson (no email)
Date: Sat Nov 02 2002 - 01:05:00 EST
Try saslauthd instead of pwcheck. Odds are you are running postfix
chroot'ed (look in master.cf to verify), in which case you would need to
copy a bunch of extra files in the jail to use a method other tha
saslauthd. To use saslauthd, you also have to start the service (service
saslauthd start). Use the chkconfig command to make sure saslauthd
starts in all the same runlevels as postfix.
Marko Asplund wrote:
> i'm trying to setup Postfix v1.1.11 to use SASL based SMTP authentication
> (on Red Hat Linux v8.0). Postfix has been compiled with the pfixtls patch
> and SASL support. i've tried configuring SASL to use sasldb for password
> checking and this works fine but i can't get password checking daemon to
> work.
>
> when i add 'pwcheck_method: pwcheck' to SASL smtpd.conf i get the
> following message from Postfix:
>
> warning: SASL authentication problem: unrecognized plaintext verifier pwcheck
>
> so, the SASL library (v1) the Postfix has been linked with doesn't seem to
> support the password checking daemon.
>
> does Postfix have support for SASL v2 libraries so that i could try using
> saslauthd? how do i compile Postfix with SASL v2? i tried configuring
> Postfix with AUXLIBS="-lsasl2". the compilation went fine but the
> resulting binaries are linked both with version 1 and 2 SASL library. is
> this normal?
>
> best regards,
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