Re: saslpasswd2 and saslauthd restart

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On 11/16/13 15:28 +0100, Pol Hallen wrote:
Hi all :-)

I've a sasl authentication (sasldb) that works good.

I discover that if I change the password of an user (with saslpasswd2),
using testsaslauthd, works fine. But when an email client try to send an
email, its can ONLY use old password (new and correct password is not
correct).

What saslauthd backend are you using, and what is your sasl config?

If your saslauthd backend is not sasldb, then you may receive
inconsistent authentication results from clients based on the sasl
mechanism used.

So, only after a restart of saslauthd daemon, I have to update password of
client email and whole system works fine.

You may be utilizing saslauthd's caching feature. If so, remove '-c' from
its command line options to disable.

--
Dan White




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