On 8-Apr-2009, at 14:39, Victor Duchovni wrote:
On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 02:34:48PM -0600, LuKreme wrote:
On 8-Apr-2009, at 11:55, Victor Duchovni wrote:
he best way to bootstrap SASL is to first get it working with the
sample
server and client outside the MTA. Once you have a working SASL
system,
integrate that with Postfix. Don't do everything at the same time.
MySQL can be a tricky back-end for SASL, consider other options,
LDAP,
Kerberos, rimap, ...
Yep, I'm learning that now. But all<1> my users are in postfix-admin
virtual domains now and it seems a bit late to change that.
Well, some people have MySQL password back-ends working, but IIRC
using
hashed passwords with the MySQL driver requires patches to that
driver...
All the help I've found on this has people adding a plaintext password
to the mysql database. This just feels wrong, immoral, sticky, icky,
and fill in any other words you like here from your favorite Thesaurus.
I like postfix admin because it allows 'domain admins' who can manage
their own users without my having to do everything. If I can migrate
to some other virtual mail setup that is still going to allow easy web-
based admin of individual domains by individual users, well, at this
point I'm considering anything.
Right now I've been trying to get authdaemon (which works fine for
impad-ssl) to also for for submission. Apparently this SHOULD work. I
am just missing some essential step/knowledge/configuration.
Haven't given up yet, have just given up posting about it for right now.
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