Hi Heiko,
Yes, it was my email client repeatedly asking for the password.
It's not related to Apache that I know of...just threw that in there in
case it could be relevant.
Are you suggesting to maintain a second password file, and if so, how is
that maintained when a new email account is set up. This being the
preferred method. If that is the case how do I remove the exim user
group from /etc/shadow....and what were the original file permissions
for /etc/shadow?
Sorry about my experience with Exim :( ... still learning :)
Kevin
Heiko Schlittermann wrote:
> Kevin Davidson <davidscom@???> (Do 19 Mär 2009 19:55:48 CET):
>
>> Okay,
>>
>> So I made the changes to the group and chmod shadow...
>>
>> I attempt to send mail and it prompts for a password - the password is
>> already in there....manually enter it and it won't send the mail.
>>
>
> Who asks for the password? Your Mail User Agent (Thunderbird?)
>
>
>> What would cause this? (Apache 2.2)
>>
>
> How is this related to Apache. I'm afraid you've to explain something
> more.
>
> May be *I* am the wrong track...
>
> Best regards from Dresden/Germany
> Viele Grüße aus Dresden
> Heiko Schlittermann
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