SMTP autentifikacia

[Martin Hudec]

Ahoj Roman,


On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 09:58:52AM +0100 or thereabouts, Roman Kubis wrote:
> Zdravim,
> chcel by som sa opytat machrov na FreeBSD ako maju vyriesenu autentifikaciu
> na smtp server ak su pouzite virtualne domeny pomocou MySQL. Jedna sa mi o
> FreeBSD 5.4. Mam spusteny saslauthd, spolupracuje to s databazou ale do 5
> minut kernel "zhodi" saslauthdemona.

  Cez saslauthd, ktory si riesi overovanie cez pam_mysql, ktore si pyta
  udaje z databazy. Teraz to riesim na novom serveri.

  Akurat, ze mam jeden problem :). Saslauthd je v /etc/rc.d a mysql je v
  /usr/local/etc/rc.d, a tak sa mysqld spusti neskor nez saslauthd. A
  saslauthd je z toho na vetvi a vypise:


  Oct 31 18:40:41 server postfix/smtpd[623]: sql_select option missing
  Oct 31 18:40:41 server postfix/smtpd[623]: auxpropfunc error no
  mechanism available
  Oct 31 18:40:41 server saslauthd[396]: in openpam_load_module(): no
  pam_mysql.so found
  Oct 31 18:40:41 server saslauthd[396]: do_auth         : auth failure:
  [user=test at domena.test] [service=smtp] [realm=domena.test] [mech=pam]
  [reason=PAM start error]
  

  Ta prva dvojica (sql_select a auxpropfunc) sa objavuje vzdy, suvisi to
  s tym, ze nemam prislusne nastavenia v /usr/local/lib/sasl2/smtp.conf,
  mam tam len tieto dva riadky:

  pwcheck_method: saslauthd
  mech_list: plain login

  sql_select mu je zbytocne davat, pokial som spravne pochopil, ten si
  vyzaduje v tomto pripade heslo v plaintext formate a to ja nemam (je
  iba v md5). Neviem ako sa tych dvoch hlasok zbavit :/.

  Pokial ide o zvysne (openpam_load_module a do_auth), tak tie
  predpokladam suvisia s poradim startovania sluzieb, lebo restart
  saslauthd to vyriesi.

  Cestou je mozno hodit mysql do /etc/rc.d, nakolko aj postfix na nom
  zavisi (postfix mam enabled v mailer.conf).
  


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