Hi Info, Three notes first:
- Writing in German to this list ain't a really good idea. Germans will be the minority here, so english is the preferred language. - Sending your answer to the list is enough, I'm reading the list and don't need a copy in my PM mailbox. - Setting "Reply-To" in your mails to anything different than this lists address is a bad idea, unless your mail is going to be OT and you want answers _only_ via PM. While you expect answers helping with your vpopmail problem you should set Reply-To to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or leave it empty. On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 21:34:41 +0100 "Info @ wdc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> Now I have a new system with mysql-support >> [...] >>> But md5-driven auth fails, because the auth-process log into the >>> system with a md5-key, which is not the same as the normal password >>> of the user. >> - log output of vchkpw > Dec 18 21:08:23 mx2 /var/log/vpopmail.log[23809]: vchkpw-pop3: > password fail [EMAIL PROTECTED]:217.235.36.51 OK, so it seems to lookup the correct user. >> - log output of MySQL which select statements were given? > Also die Abfrage scheitn so auf die Tabelle zu laufen, dass statt nach > dem Passwort plain ein md5-gecryptetes Passwort abgefragt wird. -> es > wird generell, s.o. kein plain Pass abgefragt. [ rough translation] | The query seems to request no plain text but only MD5-crypted | password. That's not correct. > select pw_name, pw_passwd, pw_uid, pw_gid, p w_gecos, pw_dir, > pw_shell , pw_clear_passwd from vpopmail where > pw_name = "billing" and pw_domain = "w-d-c.net" This query fetches the whole data set, _including_ clear password (pw_clear_passwd). Have you done this query manually to see if the result contains the clear text password? As I don't run a MySQL backend for vpopmail authentication myself, could anybody who does have a look if APOP is working in general with MySQL as user data storage? BTW: Christian, it might be usefull knowing which version of vpopmail you're using, you didn't provide this information yet. -- Peter
