--Arkady wrote on 03.12.2001 13:40 +0200:
I am trying to enable md5 / authcram authentification
and use it in the esmtp module in particular.
The only hint I found in the docs is add 'hmac-md5pw'
fields to the userdb and generate password hashes using
the "userdbpw -hmac-md5 " commands. I also enabled the
SMTP authntification in the 'esmtpd' config file but it doesn't
work. I used MS Outlook Express and TheBAT! to test the
feature. My installation uses authdaemon:
authmodulelist="authcram authuserdb authpam"
Could somebody suggest the proper way?
My current userdb has something like:
hmac-md5pw=26f63d21c72e6a3cde3f2787a16156123fc6da25a60bd82b6z6d891aed986
works perfectly with authenticated relaying. (check the headers)
Does relaying work with PLAIN, which MD5-??? are you using,
what is in your ESMTPAUTH and does MD5 work via POP/IMAP ?
Since you are using Outlook there wont be any useful messages,
but a tcpdump from the smtp-conversation could also help.
Roland
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