On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Janne Peltonen wrote:
Hi! I've configured a unified murder, and if I try to run lmtpd pre-authenticated (with the -a option), I can deliver mail to the 'local' backend, but proxying doesn't work: the lmtpd that acts as the proxy decides that the remote lmtpd that says 'AUTH EXTERNAL' has no valid authentication mechanisms available and gives up. So. Is there a way to configure lmtpd so that it won't expect being able to authenticate to the remote backend (sic) and just proxies through everything it gets?
Nope. I beat my head against this for a while myself and finally configured my MTA (postfix) to use authentication when talking to lmtp. Previously, I was using pre-authentication and tcp-wrappers.
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