On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 14:06 , Hans Moser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
I use IMAPd with SASL ldapdb.
Why could I (only) connect to the server by sieveshell with
# sieveshell --authname=username hostname
?
# sieveshell --user=username hostname
ends up in
"unable to connect to server at /usr/bin/sieveshell line 169, <STDIN> line
1."
[ #cyradm --user username --server hostname
works as expected.]
When I do
# sieveshell --user=username --authname=someone hostname
I see SASL to DN-maping (in slapd.log) for the sasl id defined in imapd.conf
and the authname-sasl id. No mapping for username is done.
# sieveshell --authname=username hostname
maps the username-sasl id to the appropriate DN, after the ldapdb-Proxyauth,
and I could use sieveshell for "username".
Actual "username" should be in "--user=", not in "--authname="?
Have you tried sivtest and did it allow a login?
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Alan Thew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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