On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 10:56, Andrew Brink wrote: > Hello > > I have finally figured out why my SMTP authentication is not working, because of a > real problem, now I just need to know the best way to fix this. > > The problem is that sendmail is trying to send the FQDN as the realm (lets say > neo.matrix.com) but my users are listed in sasl2 as [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Now, I can add another user specifying the realm with -u as neo.matrix.com so the > user is [EMAIL PROTECTED] and SMTP auth works like a charm, however, when I do this, > I can no longer login with POP nor IMAP. This poses a problem. > > I suppose one workaround is to have two username for each user one at the > shortdomain realm and one at the FQDN realm..... This seams like a faulty > workaround, and I bet there is a better way to make the two play nice with each > other. > > Any advice would be appreciated. > > Andrew
It appears that you can control what sendmail sends for auth info: http://www.sendmail.org/m4/smtp_auth.html toward the bottom of the page it tells how you can specify a map. Regards, -- Hank Beatty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
