LuKreme a écrit : > On 7-Apr-2009, at 18:07, Victor Duchovni wrote: >> You may be running into Berkeley DB cache consistency issues, using >> SQL is probably a better idea. Does pbs support SQL? > > I don't think so. > >> In any case, PBS is a hack, use SASL. > > Yeah, I've been trying to get SASL working for quite a long time. I have > passwords stored in MySQL in md5-crypt and have been trying to get some > sort of authentication to work other than via courier-imap-imapd-ssl. > Still no luck on that score. > > Most of the readme's I've found recommend storing the passwords twice in > postfix-admin, once in crypt and once in plain text. I'm absolutely not > going to do that. >
if you use courier and it is working, then use configure cyrus-sasl to use authdaemon instead of using mysql directly.
