Hello list,
I have checked the list archive and have not found what I'm looking for.
I've been searching everywhere and anywhere, with no answer. I'm nearly
convinced that this is currently impossible, or that nobody else is doing
it yet.
I have a sendmail + cyrus mail server which contains no unix users. The
users live in a sasl database. Cyrus imap speaks to the sasl database. I
have these remaining items still to go.
The main ingredient (I think) that I am missing is a checkpassword
compatible program that will talk to the /etc/sasldb user database. I
want to do SMTP AUTH against this same sasl database.
The cmd5chkpasswd mentions something about sasl, but it donen't link to
the sasl libraries, or open /etc/sasldb itself. DJB's checkpassword (if I
remember) only does /etc/poppasswd checks.
I think if I had a checkpassowrd compatible program for sasl, then I could
use that as an argument for the patched qmail-smtpd.
Is there anyway to do this?
Jeremy
