On Sun, Jul 05, 2009 at 04:13:36PM -0400, Chris Cera wrote:
> > Either ch...@cera.us is not the right username, or the password
> > in smtp_sasl_password_maps is not the right password or the
> > server is not working.
>
> I tried changing my password just in case, same problem. The
> username/password is still being printed correctly in the log
> files (currently only numbers and letters), so I'm baffled. I
> also tried changing the password to something arbitrary, and the
> error message is same "535 5.7.3 Authentication unsuccessful"
>
> I would love to hear suggestions on what to try next. I don't
> know how to reverse-engineer the Outlook stream captured by
> Wireshark, and possibly replay it with Postfix somehow. It seems
> there should be something simpler, so any additional pointers are
> greatly appreciated.
Which SASL mechanism did Outlook use?
NTLM is not replayable, since the server nonce is different with
each transaction. If the password is indeed correct, then perhaps the
Cyrus SASL NTLM implementation you have is not compatible with the server,
or the other clients are not using NTLM, have you tried disabling NTLM,
did the server offer any plain-text mechanisms (PLAIN or LOGIN)?
--
Viktor.
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