Am 2006-07-14 14:28, Alexander Dalloz schrieb: > Eric Ewanco schrieb: > > > Alex wrote: > > > >> dnl p-PLAIN/LOGIN nur dann anbieten, wenn SSL/TLS aktiv ist > >> dnl y- anonymous-login verbieten > >> define(`confAUTH_OPTIONS', `A y')dnl > >> > > > > Try a lowercase a. > > > If I may ask: why (how should that help out)? > > Alexander > > i don't think it'll help me. here is what Craig Hunt in Sendmail Cookbook writes "A -Use the AUTH= parameter only when successfully authenticated. a -Request optional protection against active attacks during the authentication exchange The A option controls when the AUTH= parameter is added to the envelope sender information on the SMTP Mail From: command line. The a option increases the checks SASL performs to detect active authentication attacks. SASL is used in a variety of situations. In some applications, higher security is worth the cost in increased processing and authentication delays. Normally, that is not the case for email. Mail hosts are authenticating to prevent spammers from relaying through your server. Spammers do not spend the time and money to launch active authentication attacks against servers that use strong authentication. " anyway thanks for the help. other ideeas? Alex
