On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 06:18:03PM +0000, carlos jorge wrote:
> but I found a difference:
> man postconf -A List the available SASL client plug-in types...
> on the working server:
> postconf -A
> cyrus
> on the solaris...
> bash-3.00#postconf -A
> bash-3.00#
The Solaris server has no (cyrus) SASL support, thus no support
for client SASL at all. You need differently built Postfix software.
> > postconf -m
> postconf -m ...
> dbm is there, as per my config shouldn't be the problem..right?
You really should avoid DBM, get a Postfix that supports:
Berkeley DB
and ideally also:
pcre
cdb
Then use "pcre" instead of "regexp" and "cdb" for all read-only
lookup tables, and "btree" for caches. Perhaps some day Postfix
will support the New OpenLDAP mdb, which is rumoured to combine
some of the best feature of CDB and btree, but time will tell.
For now you'll be fine with the well tested combination above.
--
Viktor.
