17.12.2004 pisze Ron McKeating (R.J.Mckeating@???):
> > * <chmod a+r /etc/shadow>? Ouch, why did I choose shadow-passwords in
> > the first place?
> > * <chgrp exim /etc/shadow> This will break vlock, chage, and other
> > SGID shadow stuff.
> This is what we do and we seem to be living with it ok. I know it is not
> perfect but we simply MUST have authenticated SMTP. It is a compromise I
> know but if anybody has a better solution I am happy to listen. And no I
> am not going down the sasl authd route.
Well, could you explain the reason of not using saslauthd in your
configuration? It's simple, secure and efficient, does not break
another software. And it is working right out of the box.
I'd like to know why is the saslauthd so bad, that you did elect to make
such exaggerate comments.
yours sincerely,
Jubal
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