[CLUE-Tech] Re: suse 9.1 imapd

[Mike Staver]

I'm not sure if it's pam aware, but yes, it successfully uses SSL/TLS - 
but that's the problem, I don't have the option NOT to.  It's apparently 
compiled so that you have to use SSL, and I don't want to.  It's using 
imap2002d I think it is.  It also has cyrus and courier, but I don't 
want to use those, I want the standard implementation that I'm used to.

jim feldman wrote:
> Which imapd does suse9.1 use?  Are you using SSL/TLS?  Is the imapd "pam 
> aware"?
> jim
> 
>> From: Mike Staver <staver at mail.fimble.com>
>> Subject: [CLUE-Tech] Suse 9.1
>>
>> I just installed Suse 9.1, upgrading from Red Hat 9 (I know, I'm way 
>> behind) and I have several questions.  I installed Sendmail instead 
>> of    postfix because I know it, and I turned on imap in /etc/xinit.d 
>> and then  restarted the machine..... I'm having 2 issues:
>>                                1) When users try to connect over imap 
>> using something like mozilla thunderbird, they are prompted for their 
>> password, but even though
>> they may enter the correct password, the login fails each time. I have no
>> idea why or how to correct this. This is an example of what I'm getting:
>>
>> Oct  5 06:26:59 mail imapd[13128]: Login disabled user=josh
>> I keep googling for answers on this, and the only thing I can find is 
>> that people suggest using a different imap server.... which completely 
>> defeats the purpose of using Suse so I don't have to compile my own 
>> stuff. Anybody have a fix for this?
>>
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