Cyrus Installation

Sebastian Hagedorn Hagedorn at uni-koeln.de
Sun Dec 19 07:39:38 EST 2004


Hi,

-- Christopher Pietrzykowski <cpietrzykowski at gmail.com> is rumored to have 
mumbled on Sonntag, 19. Dezember 2004 5:10:33 Uhr MEZ -0700 regarding Cyrus 
Installation:

> I'm *really* new to this list but I've been wrecking my sleep patterns
> reading and tweaking my Cyrus installation.
>
> OS: FreeBSD5
> I have both SASL 2.1.20 and IMAPd 2.2.10 installed.
>
> Here's what I'd like to do:
> - Authenticate against Unix system users.
> - Authenticate users in the same domain but without requiring entries
> in the passwd file.

why? Even though I've heard that it's possible to accomplish that, I'd say 
you'd be better off if you decide yourself for one of those two options.

> Now I believe this has something to do with "sasl_pwcheck_method" in
> the conf file; but I can't figure out what the two values mean --
> "auxprop" and "saslauthd". I can authenticate with a user created via
> "saslpasswd2" if the value is set to "saslauthd" but I still don't
> have "saslauthd" running. I don't understand. :(

Me neither. Perhaps SASL falls back to using auxprop if saslauthd isn't 
running? AFAIK you can get what you want by specifying the following line:

sasl_pwcheck_method: saslauthd auxprop

Note that you need to specify the authentication mechanism for saslauthd on 
the command line. "saslauthd -v" tells you which ones are available.

The relevant doc file is install_auth.html in the doc/ directory.
--
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