On 20/10/11 07:54 -0500, wright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Dan, Thank you again for looking at this. Here is the /etc/imapd.conf. There is no /etc/saslauthd.conf I'll send a snippet of the syslog output soon. - John
John, I didn't see your /etc/imapd.conf attached. From your other two emails, it appears that you are attempting to login as root, and that your saslauthd is using the sasldb backend, which is unusual (see the saslauthd manpage for why). Can you verify that saslauthd is being started with '-a sasldb'? If that is the case, then your cyrus imap server is configured to authenticate user logins against a db database typically found in /etc/sasldb2. You can use sasldblistusers2 to list users, and saslpasswd2 to change passwords. You may be able to retrieve passwords with the db_dump utility (assuming that you are using berkeleyDB): db_dump -da /etc/sasldb2 Most likely you have a 'cyrus@<host>' user setup for administrative use (cyradm). -- Dan White
