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On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 08:14:42AM -0500, David L. Harfst wrote:
| ldap_default_servers is set. There is only one server.
| Other LDAP calls, for address resolution/verification for
| example, are working fine.
|
| Debug shows the following:
|
| SMTP<< AUTH PLAIN EncodedString==
| plain authenticator:
| $1 =
| $2 = username
| $3 = plntxtpswd
| expanded string: no
| SMTP>> 535 Incorrect authentication data
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| Network sniffer shows no attempt to contact the LDAP server
| (which is on a different host).
Just some thoughts,
Have you tried explicitly stating the host in the authenticator? Eg :
server_condition = ${if ldapauth \
{user="uid=${quote_ldap:$2},ou=People,o=International Teams" \
pass="$3" \
ldap://deborah.iteams.org/} \
{yes} {no} }
This does in fact work for me (though I'm not actually using it now, I
did test it back when I started experimenting with AUTH and LDAP).
Have you tried putting a different string or a different query in,
just to get different results? What happens if you put
server_condition = ${if eq {$3} {secret} {yes}{no}}
and send 'secret' as the password? Does that work as expected?
-D
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