이대한 wrote: > > > Hi. > > Can I ask about cyrus-sasl2 and saslauthd ? > > Actually I already installed cyrus-sasl2 and saslauthd, > > I used these environments > OS : Solaris10, Redhat9, Ubuntu8.10 > Mail : sendmail, qmail, postfix > installed : openssl, BerkeleyDB > > total 9 combinations > > first, I compiled Cyrus-sasl2 > but it was not working > I used "testsaslauthd" command, and it worked > But when I tried to connect telnet 25, I couldn't > log message was : no sasl-authentication mechanisms > > > second, I used Cyrus-sasl2 packages > It worked perfectly > > So Let me know what is the problem.. or just guess, any ideas? > I have to use cyrus-sasl2 with compiling > > I used this option to compile cyrus-sasl2 > ./configure --disable-anon --enable-plain --enable-login > --disable-krb4 --with-saslauthd=/var/run/saslauthd --with-pam > --with-openssl=/usr/local/ssl --with-plugindir=/usr/local/lib/sasl2 > --disable-cram --disable-digest --disable-otp > You may need to recompile/relink your applications, if you install your cyrus libraries in an alternate location. Try: ldd /usr/sbin/postfix (or your system's equivalent) to verify that your application is referencing the correct installation of your cyrus libraries: Are your plugins installed in /usr/local/lib/sasl2, but your postfix is linked against /usr/lib/sasl2? Alternatively, you may be able to influence where your application searches for plugin libraries by using the "SASL_PATH" and "SASL_CONF_PATH" environment variables, however, you may run the risk of mismatching a packaged library in /usr/lib/sasl2, and your compiled plugin libraries in /usr/local/lib/sasl2. If you feel this is not the actual problem, please post your relevant configurations for a better look at your install (e.g., your postfix SASL config, and your saslauthd config). Also, please include the output of ldd on your applications, and your plugin libraries. - Dan
