Finally I have solved the problem destroying the security :-)
To allow access to /etc/shadow file, now Postfix user ('postfix') runs as
member or shadow group, and that's all: now it runs ok.
So I want to know if anybody uses that configuration (postfix as shadow
groups, or /etc/shadow read
Finally I have solved the problem destroying the security :-)
To allow access to /etc/shadow file, now Postfix user ('postfix') runs as
member or shadow group, and that's all: now it runs ok.
So I want to know if anybody uses that configuration (postfix as shadow
groups, or /etc/shadow read
Seems confs are okay. Look also authentication log files under
/var/log/ . I hope it gives a clue. i remember that it must be
log/auth.log or it writes in log/syslog file.
Try to add an 'acct' line to your pam.d/smtp file :
auth required pam_unix.so
acct required pam_unix.so
Finnaly; try to unin
Seems confs are okay. Look also authentication log files under
/var/log/ . I hope it gives a clue. i remember that it must be
log/auth.log or it writes in log/syslog file.
Try to add an 'acct' line to your pam.d/smtp file :
auth required pam_unix.so
acct required pam_unix.so
Finnaly; try to unin
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