Auteur: Iain Price Date: À: David Findlay CC: exim-users Sujet: default conf - was: Re: [Exim] Authenticating against user account
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> How do you set exim to authenticate against the user's unix login and
> password? I'm using Debian and basically want to have each user with an
> account on the machine using the same login and password as their shell
> login.
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> Secondly I'd also like to force TLS and a secure method of authentication to
> be used. How do you do this? Thanks,
Maybe this 'standard' block of code should be in the default conf -
commented out of course with references to the appropriate Local/thingy
changes you have to make?
More specifically in relation to this issue, they're all in the manual
:D Plain login on p 192, LOGIN login on 193, the pam is on page 80, the
TLS stuff is stupidly simple (make normal pem, point key and cert file
at it), and to prevent accidental authentication while unenc, see page
202 (you can't support CRAM-md5 i dont think since you have no plaintext
passwords stored, so justs ignore the accept condition line :)
(nb this last bit i'm not 100% sure on0
