Devin Rubia wrote, on 07. mar 2007 15:39:
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Let's check the easy stuff. What version of maildrop are you using?
This is 'maildrop -v'. Perhaps you want to gentle OP to 'maildrop -V'?
Is Authlib support enabled?
He already said that it was. authlib, with a small "a".
What's the output of 'maildrop -v'
We've already had that.
This actually *works* (Jøssenam) and effs up my LDAP database, which is
supposed to have userPassword in CLEARTEXT, since I use CRAM-MD5 and
DIGEST-MD5 for other stuff (like Postfix and more). The above stuffs the
password into LDAP in {CRYPT} - why {CRYPT} in particular? If my user
ever again wants to authenticate to Courier IMAP - or Postfix, or LDAP
or whatever - using (CRAM|DIGEST)-MD5, he won't be able to. It works
because I've given a proxy/rootdn login in authldaprc. Sam, have you
gone out of your head?
And I do not want any ... hmmm ... kindly posters telling me I should
not have my LDAP database in CLEARTEXT. I know what I'm doing.
So, you should be running:
authtest xx...@apz.dk
What does that give you?
The only way that's going to work, presuming that OP actually wants it
out of Postfix, is if he uses '-d ${user}@${nexthop}' and not '-d
${recipient}' (see Postfix's MAILDROP_README.html). Personally I use '-d
${user}' on my Postfix sites, and that returns me the (what Exim defines
as) '$localpart'.
"> Let's check the easy stuff."