Dbmail supports pop-before-smtp and imap-before-smtp. Smtp-auth is
another matter. In postfix this is achieved with sasl, and there is no
plan at all to support sasl in dbmail. Now if only dbmail would support
PAM... think, think...
But perhaps you could try using pam-mysql. Yes that should work:
smtp-auth uses sasl, saslauthd can use pam for authentication, pam-mysql
provides pam authentication against a mysql database.
Reading saslauthd's manpage I see an even simpler solution: rimap. Let
saslauthd authenticate using a remote imap connection.
hope this helps.
Peter Darley wrote:
Folks,
I'm having a hard time find out how to set up smtp-auth with Postfix and
DBMail. Anyone got any pointers?
Thanks,
Peter Darley
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