Slackware64, postfix and cyrus-sasl
Hi all
My problem is to get postfix working with a smarthost, to send mails from home with dynamic IP, and which needs authentication. I did exactly the same with Slackware 12.2 (postfix 2.6.2) and it worked. Now I tried to do with 2.6.2 (actual running version is 2.7.0 with the same problem) on Slackware 13 64bit. Following error message occurs around every minute in the maillog: Code:
Mar 18 03:41:46 slackpc postfix/smtp[5156]: warning: unsupported SASL client implementation: cyrus Postconf -A gives nothing. Do I need to give a special compile parameter or edit the postfix.Slackbuild? Thanks in advance :hattip: |
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I had to edit the postfix.Slackbuild to get the compile-time options I needed, including cyrus-sasl. Have a look at my reply to my own question here for the compile-time options. Cyrus SASL is needed only if you want Postfix to act as a client to an external SMTP server which requires authentication; use Dovecot for SASL otherwise. I wanted MySQL and LDAP support in Postfix as well, so I compiled these options in. I used the standard Slackware packages for Cyrus-SASL, TLS (OpenSSL), MySQL and OpenLDAP. I used the latest stable source for Postfix from postfix.org and adjusted the Slackbuild accordingly. I am using Slackware-13-64. |
I also had to add in a soft link at /etc/sasl2 -> /usr/lib64/sasl2 otherwise postfix refused to pick up my sasl settings ( specifically smtpd.conf ). Of course make sure /etc/rc.d/rc.saslauthd is executable and running.
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