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On 5/5/22 1:24 PM, John Covici wrote: |
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> I do have a submit.mc file, but I have not changed this at all. |
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> What is strange to me is that if I do saslauthd -v should not I get |
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> everything that my Sendmail.conf has? |
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I would not assume so. |
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I say that based on my understanding of how SASL and Sendmail interact. |
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In many ways, Sendmail and SASL are two entirely separate sub-systems. |
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Sendmail (as I usually see it configured) wholesale outsources |
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outsources testing authentication credentials. It does so by asking the |
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completely independent SASL authentication daemon to test the |
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credentials (nominally a username and password pair) to see if they are |
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valid. SASL returns a yes / no to Sendmail. Sendmail alters what it |
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does based on that answer. |
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Since Sendmail and SASL are independent entities there is no reason for |
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SASL to know anything about how Sendmail is configured. |
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> I can check an old backup and see if I have one for my sendmail.mc and |
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> get back. |
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ACK |
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Grant. . . . |
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