Hi.
It works, I'm in! Authentication mechanism set to External and five
colons after {PLAIN} the command "a AUTHENTICATE EXTERNAL =" worked.
It was brute force that did the trick, after reading as much as I could
find about /etc/passwd file formats I was still none the wiser.
passwd file
On 17.3.2010, at 1.09, Stephen Feyrer wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I tried:
>
> Stephen:{EXTERNAL}nopassword=y
{EXTERNAL} is never going to work anywhere, because there's no such password
scheme.
>
> and
>
> Stephen:{PLAIN}nopassword=y
This is the wrong format. It's more like:
Stephen:{PLAIN}
Hi.
I tried:
Stephen:{EXTERNAL}nopassword=y
and
Stephen:{PLAIN}nopassword=y
Both with the same result below.
--
Thanks,
Stephen Feyrer.
On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 22:47:45 -, Timo Sirainen wrote:
And you also tested the external with the {PLAIN} too, right? Well,
maybe it also wants nopas
And you also tested the external with the {PLAIN} too, right? Well, maybe it
also wants nopassword=y extra field. See
http://wiki.dovecot.org/AuthDatabase/PasswdFile how to add it. Maybe I should
add {ANY} or something that makes "accept any password" easy..
On 17.3.2010, at 0.41, Stephen Feyre
Hi.
It didn't work. I tried first with {EXTERNAL} and then with {PLAIN} the
result below was the same in both cases.
---
* OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 LITERAL+ SASL-IR LOGIN-REFERRALS ID ENABLE
AUTH=EXTERNAL] Dovecot ready.
a LOGIN username-from-cert ""
a NO [ALERT] Unsupported authenticatio
On 17.3.2010, at 0.04, Stephen Feyrer wrote:
> The tests using SASL and SASL-IR in Thunderbird both fail to authenticate. I
> have tried using openssl s_client with the same result. I've run the auth
> command in three ways just to be sure I got the second example right. I even
> checked to
Hi.
The tests using SASL and SASL-IR in Thunderbird both fail to
authenticate. I have tried using openssl s_client with the same result.
I've run the auth command in three ways just to be sure I got the second
example right. I even checked to make sure I've spelt my name right and
the
Hi.
Thanks.
I am guessing then I can still play with it through openssl s_client.
--
with gratitude
Stephen
On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 18:03:38 -, Timo Sirainen wrote:
On Tue, 2010-03-16 at 18:01 +, Stephen Feyrer wrote:
How can I use SASL-IR with dovecot?
It's client that uses it by
On Tue, 2010-03-16 at 18:01 +, Stephen Feyrer wrote:
> How can I use SASL-IR with dovecot?
It's client that uses it by sending:
AUTHENTICATE EXTERNAL =
instead of:
AUTHENTICATE EXTERNAL
=
so nothing really you can do about it..
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Hi.
I am sorry, I didn't understand what is going on. I knew that David
Bienvenu had emailed you but I thought I'd done something to break Dovecot
in some other way. Again I'm sorry.
How can I use SASL-IR with dovecot?
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If you think education is expensive, have you tried costing ignor
Quoting Stephen Feyrer :
Hi.
I'm trying to test EXTERNAL AUTHENTICATION in Dovecot. To do this I
first configured Thunderbird and Opera to use my server, neither of
them were successful. As a result I contacted both organisations to
enquire if they supported EXTERNAL AUTHENTICATION in t
On Tue, 2010-03-16 at 16:57 +, Stephen Feyrer wrote:
> I'm trying to test EXTERNAL AUTHENTICATION in Dovecot. To do this I first
> configured Thunderbird and Opera to use my server, neither of them were
> successful. As a result I contacted both organisations to enquire if they
> suppo
Hi.
I'm trying to test EXTERNAL AUTHENTICATION in Dovecot. To do this I first
configured Thunderbird and Opera to use my server, neither of them were
successful. As a result I contacted both organisations to enquire if they
supported EXTERNAL AUTHENTICATION in their products. Thunderbird
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