this might not apply in your case, but if the users you want to force to
authenticate are in the networks/hosts listed in your
relay_from_hosts(exim.conf):
hostlist relay_from_hosts =@ : 127.0.0.1 : 192.168.0.0/24 : 10.10.1.0/24
...then they can send mail regardless of whether they can authenticate
or not...
Andreas Metzler wrote:
>On 2004-03-03 Fernando Sanchez <fsanchez@???> wrote:
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>>I've been working out on this but I can't get it to work... I'm trying
>>to implement authentication for users from my domain. I have the
>>authenticator system working, I can setup my client to authenticate
>>before sending a mail and it works perfectly. But I haven't been able to
>>force users to send email authenticating themselfs. I don't think it
>>should be too hard doing it, but can't find the way. I've been using the
>>ACL acl_smtp_auth like this:
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>>acl_check_auth:
>> accept authenticated = *
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>> deny message = "Authentication requiered"
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>I think you are looking at the wrong ACL. acl_smtp_auth controls
>access to the AUTH command, only allowing access to the AUTH command
>to people who are authenticated and therefore have already issued it
>cannot work.
> cu andreas
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