Hi all, We have a couple of customers attempting to use our qpsmptd powered smtp auth server from some relatively ancient software called turnpike. It appears that when faced with the prospect of having to do AUTH PLAIN or CRAM-MD5 with a relatively long username/password pair that turnpike inserts a line break into the base64 encoded string and therefore auth fails. Apparently the only auth method that will work with turnpike is LOGIN because the user and password are split on different lines.
With this in mind is it possible without having to patch qpsmtpd to influence the order that auth methods are presented in from "250 AUTH PLAIN LOGIN CRAM-MD5" such that LOGIN is the first available option? Apparently in turnpike you can't specify the method you use and it always picks the first one in the list. I appreciate this is a rather odd request and a much better option would be to not use turnpike, but can anyone help with fixing this at the server end without resorting to altering the core qpsmtpd code? Altering plugins is fine. cheers, Paul
