On Friday 27 September 2002 15:05 pm, Jens wrote: > I am still working on my first install of cyrus on my Debian box and I am > trying to get all the little wrinkles sorted out. > > I was under the impression that once I set up a valid login authorization > (I am using auxprop/sasldb), a user could log in and both send and receive > email. The receiving part works great but when trying to send, postfix > denies relaying. Could somebody point into the right direction as to what I > have to do to allow a user that has authenticated to relay ? I realize that > this is probably a postfix question but I am trying to use it with cyrus :) > > Another curious thing - I keep getting kerberos4 error messages in my > auth.log file. It complains about no /etc/srvtab file and that > sasl_plugin_load failed for kerberos4. Since I am running debian, I use the > package as provided and don't do any compilation or what not - is there any > way of telling the system that I do not use kerberos4 ? Everything seems to > run fine so this isn't a show stopper but it's a loose end I would like to > fix. > > Jens
Add/update these lines in /etc/postfix/mail.cf (or whereever it's stashed) smtpd_sasl_auth_enable = yes smtpd_sasl_security_options = noanonymous smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, permit_auth_destination, permit_sasl_authenticated, reject Those last two are one line. No idea about the krb4 messages. Jeremy
