Ok, this is weird. I finally have things working alright on my
Debian/Sarge box. The only thing I built from source is cyrus-imapd-2.2.8,
everything else are Debian packages. I am using pam-mysql and saslauthd
(with -r) to authenticate users.
Scenario 1:
My imapd.conf has virtdomains configured but no default domain. I can
authenticate fine as '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' but 'fred' alone fails. Just as
expected and everything is fine.
My sql log shows that '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and 'fred' are used as
usernames correctly when each respective name attempts login. Again,
exactly as I would have expected.
Scenario 2:
My imapd.conf has virtdomains configured and the defaultdomain is set to
example.com. I cannot authenticate as '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' nor can I
authenticate as 'fred'.
My sql log shows that 'fred' is used for both attempts. I would have
expected that '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' would have been used.
My maillog on the other hand shows this when I try to login as user
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]', for some reason it is not taking the domain along.
Oct 22 21:42:04 yoda imapd/imap[20228]: badlogin: localhost.localdomain
[127.0.0.1] plaintext fred SASL(-13): authentication failure: checkpass failed
Even though my login with 'fred' doesn't succeed either, there is no log
entry from imap that a login attempt happened.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Adi
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