OK, thank you!
I'll come up with something.
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Regards,
Vadim S. Ivanov
mailto:ivano...@sw.spb.ru
Vadim S. Ivanov:
> I agree. I looked at rfc4422. Treating identity in MAIL FROM command as
> sasl authenticated will violate rfc itself (no auth mechanisms was
> involved).
> I won't be able do run smtpd_sender_login_mismatch,
> smtpd_sender_login_maps checks.
>
>
> But rfc4954 section 5 state
I agree. I looked at rfc4422. Treating identity in MAIL FROM command as
sasl authenticated will violate rfc itself (no auth mechanisms was
involved).
I won't be able do run smtpd_sender_login_mismatch,
smtpd_sender_login_maps checks.
But rfc4954 section 5 states:
The optional AUTH par
Vadim S. Ivanov:
> When dovecot's MSA connects - it does not (obviously there is no need to
> [SASL authenticate] again):
Postfix implements protocols by the spec.
Where does the SASL protocol definition say that if a client logs
in with one SMTP session, that the client does not have to log in
Hi!
I implement new feature of dovecot's "submission" proxy
(https://wiki2.dovecot.org/Submission) with postfix and I stuck with
user authentication.
When MUA connects to postfix's submission port it authenticates:
(local connection from roundcube MUA)
(postfix uses dovecot for auth)
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