I am so confused.
Can someone help me out here?
I have set it up so that it is to accept login via PLAIN TEXT.
I am using Thunderbird to connect, and it will ask for my password (the username is already in the system)
I get a pop-up for
Enter the password for Username on Domain.com
I enter my password (the same I would use to login to FTP) and it fails.
Any thoughts?
-- Adam Barrett dragen@gmail.com
Adam Barrett wrote:
I am so confused. I have set it up so that it is to accept login via PLAIN TEXT. I am using Thunderbird to connect, and it will ask for my password (the username is already in the system) I get a pop-up for Enter the password for Username on Domain.com I enter my password (the same I would use to login to FTP) and it fails. Any thoughts?
Which version of Dovecot?
I believe there was a safety put in to stop plain text auth on unencrypted (non-SSL) connections. But do you mean plain text passwords in the database, or plain text auth?
I'm currently runnig 0.99.14 for a small company, (almost) all the clients are Thunderbird, and it's having no problems.
-- Curtis Maloney
Hello Adam,
- Adam Barrett <dragen@gmail.com> [2005-05-24 21:05:24 -0600]:
I have set it up so that it is to accept login via PLAIN TEXT.
Okay, so you have the following options set in dovecot.conf:
disable_plaintext_auth = no
auth default { # Space separated list of wanted authentication mechanisms: # plain digest-md5 cram-md5 apop anonymous mechanisms = plain }
I enter my password (the same I would use to login to FTP) and it fails. Any thoughts?
I'd recommend turning on the following debug options and then watching the dovecot.log:
auth_verbose = yes (verbose_ssl = yes)
Thanks, Tero
-- Tero Ripattila
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