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List:       sqwebmail
Subject:    RE: [sqwebmail] Re: INVALID USER ID OR PASSWORD
From:       "Michael J. Repucci" <miker () criticaldata ! com>
Date:       2003-06-29 15:31:06
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I've modified authlib/modulelist to contain authshadow:
   less ./authlib/modulelist
   authshadow authpwd 

Re-built using:
   ./configure --prefix=/var/sqwebmail --enable-cgibindir=/srv/www/sqwebmail/cgi-bin \
--enable-imagedir=/srv/www/sqwebmail/images \
--enable-imageurl=/srv/www/sqwebmail/images --without-authdaemon --without-authpam \
--without-authuserdb --enable-webpass=no --enable-default-domain=criticaldata.com \
--without-authldap --without-authpgsql --without-authcustom --without-authcram \
--without-authmysql                       

Now,
   ./authlib/authinfo
   AUTHENTICATION_MODULES="authshadow authpwd"
   SASL_AUTHENTICATION_MODULES="PLAIN LOGIN"

And still getting INVALID USER ID OR PASSWORD.

How do I get it to get past this?  
Yes, I'm entering my username (without @criticaldata.com)and password correctly :-)

-----Original Message-----
From: Sam Varshavchik [mailto:mrsam@courier-mta.com]
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 10:41 AM
To: sqwebmail@inter7.com
Subject: [sqwebmail] Re: INVALID USER ID OR PASSWORD


Michael J. Repucci writes:

> Here's the result of authinfo:
> 
> AUTHENTICATION_MODULES="authpwd"
> SASL_AUTHENTICATION_MODULES="PLAIN LOGIN"

authpwd means that the system passwords are in /etc/passwd file.  Few 
systems still save passwords in /etc/passwd.  Most systems use /etc/shadow, 
and you need to use the authshadow module.


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