Hi,
Could you post your imapd.conf file for me to look at? Thanks.
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Willem van den Oord wrote:
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>here are the relevant mail.log entries:
>
>Sep 28 22:58:35 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: login:
>kerberos.jef.ahk.nl[193.67.24.49] cyrus plaintext
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: myfetch: starting txn 2147483666
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: mystore: reusing txn 2147483666
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: mycommit: committing txn
>2147483666
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/mupdate[19612]: accepted connection
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/mupdate[19612]: telling master 3
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/mupdate[19628]: starting cmdloop() on fd 13
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/master[19604]: got weird response from child:
>9
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/mupdate[19628]: login: mupdate from
>kerberos.jef.ahk.nl[193.67.24.49]
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/mupdate[19628]: cmd_set(fd:13, qwerqwer)
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: mupdate NO response: mailbox
>already exists
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: MUPDATE: can't reserve mailbox
>entry for 'qwerqwer'
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: mydelete: starting txn
>2147483667
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/imapd[19626]: mydelete: committing txn
>2147483667
>Sep 28 22:58:38 jef cyrus/mupdate[19628]: ending cmdloop() on fd 13
>
>
>I also have a question about authenticating to a mupdate server.
>To use a kerberos 5 ticket for authenticating to the mupdate server (and
>to the backend servers) i su to cyrus and do a: kinit -k mupdate
>
>I noticed that i also had to add the mupdate/kerberos.jef.ahk.nl service
>ticket to the keytab. This isn't ideal because the tickets it uses
>expire. Isn't it possible for clients of mupdate to read their tickets
>from the krb5.keytab?
>
>I allready tried DIGEST-MD5 and other shared secret methods, but i kept
>getting messages like:
>
>Sep 28 21:13:56 jef cyrus/imapd[18882]: badlogin:
>kerberos.jef.ahk.nl[193.67.24.49] DIGEST-MD5 [SASL(-13): user not found:
>no secret in database]
>
>I wasn't able to add MD5 tickets with: saslpasswd2 -c -n mupdate. That
>doesn't seem to do anything (allthough it doesn't complain about
>anything either). Only userPasswords seem to have effect. That's why i
>decided to try GSSAPI in the first place.
>
>
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>Thanks,
>
>Willem van den Oord
>
