Re: SASL (after PF RPM removal)

[Andreas Winkelmann <ml@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Am Samstag, 1. Januar 2005 20:02 schrieb Robin Lynn Frank (PF):

> When I originally set this server up, it had postfix installed by a
> Mandrake 10.0  RPM,  When I removed the postfix RPMs and replaced them
> with one compiled from source.  While this didn't impact our ability to
> authenticate with our ISP's server, it did break our server-side stuff
> since some files were removed when the RPMs were.
>
> We want to permit smtpauth only for real users and use the simplest
> config.  What would be best?  Also, would we have to change the init
> script that saslauthd is started with?  (Script below.)

This is the Script without any Configuration-Information. 
Show /etc/sysconfig/saslauthd for example, your Postfix-Config (postconf -n) 
your smtpd.conf (maybe in /usr/lib/sasl2). Is Postfix linked against sasl2 or 
sasl1? Run saslfinger and show the Output.

saslauthd itself has nothing to do with Postfix. I would guess you used pam 
and the rpm removed the /etc/pam.d/smtp Config File.

-- 
	Andreas