fre, 2003-02-14 kl. 12:48 skrev Stefan Kaltenbrunner:
> > begin authenticators
> >
> > fixed_plain:
> > driver = plaintext
> > public_name = PLAIN
> > server_condition = ${if ldapauth \
> > {user="cn=${quote_ldap:$2},ou=people,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com" \
> > pass="$3" \
>
> you might want to check if pass="$3" works for "strange" passwords too (like
> "abcde" (including the ") or abc=dc) - it didn't in our internal tests.
> I have been discussing this problem in more detail with ph10@ already and he
> agreed to some respect that pass=${quote:$3} is "more" correct in this case
> although I'm still a not really convinced . . .
As far as I'm concerned, with Exim 4.10/4.12 $3 (without the quotes)
doesn't work. However, as with *everything* else above, it's a matter of
trial and error. It took me a day to figure out the ins and outs, with
copious help from the 14,000 odd Exim list postings on my harddisk since
Exim 4 arrived. Plus much RTFMing and trying out.
Funny, I hardly ever need to ask for help from the list, it's all been
done by someone before. There was a posting from a Sendmail admin on the
SA list who had 3,000+ spammer "dictionary" attacks *per day* on his
smtp server and wondered whether to set up an IPTABLES block, etc. I did
a hard disk search and came up with Guilano's teergrubing solution /
posting for Exim 4 within 5 minutes. And it works beautifully, even
combined with other things within the same ACL. Effing brilliant.
Best,
Tony
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