I'm trying to copy a SASL config from my old Mandrake files to a new Ubuntu 6.06 server so I can authenticate with Cyrus IMAPD and sendmail. However, as I have a new server name (and therefore a new realm), I'm trying to create a new account with saslpasswd2. It successfully writes to /etc/sasldb2 (which I've copied over), but the new accounts have only userPassword properties, not the cmusaslsecretSRP property which seems needed for CRAM-MD5 authentication in Cyrus IMAPD. So I get the following error from IMAPD: Sep 25 18:56:41 server cyrus/imaps[13611]: badlogin: x.x.jay.fm [192.168.x.x] CRAM-MD5 [SASL(-13): user not found: no secret in database] I sometimes, though not always, get the following error creating an account with saslpasswd2: Sep 25 18:38:04 server saslpasswd2: secret not changed for testing2: no writable auxprop plugin or setpass callback found Sep 25 18:38:04 server saslpasswd2: error deleting entry from sasldb: DB_NOTFOUND: No matching key/data pair found My /etc/imapd.conf (which worked under Mandrake) includes: sasl_pwcheck_method: auxprop allowplaintext: no I've googled for these errors but haven't found anything enlightening; most of the problems are permissions-related, and I'm running as root with a root-owned sasldb2. I'm using the Ubuntu SASL packages, so I'm not sure how they were built, but I'd be happy to build from source if it'd make a difference. The package version is 2.1.19.dfsg1-0.1ubuntu2. Any troubleshooting tips? Jay Levitt
