On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 17:37:16 GMT, James Henry wrote:
CRAM-MD5 for both SSL and non-SSL. However, when I try to send a message
from a local user to another local user, the message below shows up
in /var/log/maillog.
How are you authenticating? Userdb? PAM? LDAP? etc... Does this work
without CRAM-MD5?
Well I'm not entirely sure how PMMail is configured to authenticate, I would
have assumed
it just uses the plain old login method. I suppose I can look for more
information on this,
and perhaps try another client.
This is pointing to an authentication problem with esmtp (IMO). I'm
assuming auth. works for other services (POP, IMAP etc), correct?
Yes, POP and IMAP authenticate properly. This is what confuses me. I suppose
it's
possible that my client is doing something wrong, and as I said above, I will
look into
trying with another client.
Also, where would I look if I wanted to completely disable relay
restrictions? Once I get the authentication working, I'll want to allow
anyone to send to anywhere through the server, provided they
authenticate with the appropriate information.
No need to set anything up. If they authenticate from anywhere they can
send. If you want to look at the by-ip restrictions, check smtpaccess.
Well from what I've seen, the SMTP daemon comes with tight restrictions on the
relay
access. So I was looking for where I could turn this off.
Thanks!
-Kevin
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