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What does SMTP auth have to do with dovecot or courier imap? What |
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authentication packages are you using? |
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I see one qmail - why qmail? I have tremendous success with postfix, |
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and it's a little more modern, with less patches. |
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I don't know much about dovecot, but Courier is a kmore familiar |
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matter to me. I used it until I figured out how to use Cyrus. Cyrus |
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is a vast improvement over Courier, IMNSHO. My buddy says that |
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dovecot is superior to both. Whatever. |
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So, what is the underlying authentication datastore? |
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On 10/18/06, Me Myself <whydidyouask@×××××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Tue, October 17, 2006 09:42, Tito Valentin wrote: |
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> >Hello list: |
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> > |
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> >I have been trying to get SMTP authentication on Gentoo to work with no |
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> >success. I am running qmail (netqmail package) with dovecot and saslauth. |
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> > I am able to connect and read my mail through IMAP fine. The problem is |
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> >that I cannot send email using my own SMTP server due to an authentication |
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> >issue. Every time we try to send email out we get an error saying that it |
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> >cannot establish a connection because I am not part of the allowed rcphost |
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> >list. I tried adding the remote host in the rcpthosts database but the |
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> >problem persists. The only error I see in the log files for dovecot is |
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> >"Disconnected" |
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> > |
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> >Can anyone point me in the right direction as to why I can't be |
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> >authenticated when sending email out? Another thing is, it keeps |
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> >prompting me for my passwd. |
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> > |
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> >GV |
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> > |
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> >-- |
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> >gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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> > |
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> > |
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> >List: |
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> > |
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> >Ha, I am having the same problem as Tito Valentin. Is anyone out there |
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> >able to shed some light on this problem? I opted for the use of |
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> >SquirrelMail in the mean time but it would be nice to be able to use |
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> >Thunderbird or Outlook. |
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> > |
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> >Thanks, |
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> > |
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> >///////////////////////////////////////////////// |
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> >Ronald Vincent Vazquez |
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now, this seems very different. Above is SMTP auth - yours seems to |
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be IMAP or POP auth problems. Which is it? Is it just that you cannot |
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send mail? or you can't get it either? |
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> |
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> Hello everyone: |
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> Please add me to the list of folks who are unable to authenticate smtp. I |
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> am also having this smtp authentication problem though I am using Courier |
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> (IMAP) and not dovecot. It is driving me crazy. What I have done in order |
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> to be able to send mail is to use my ISP's smtp server but I see how some |
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> folks wouldn't want their ISP's servers to be present in their email |
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> headers. |
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> |
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Are you using qmail as well? If so, why qmail? SASL is a bitch at |
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first, it always is. It usually pays to return to the configuration |
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with a fine tooth comb, a fresh mind and lots of patience. I ahve |
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configured many SASL based services, and I usually use Kerberos |
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(GSSAPI) as well, so it's non-trivial. |
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Please post a little more info about each of your specific |
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configurations, because there isn't enough info here to shake a stick |
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at. |
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