why require APOP for virtual domains?

Jonathan Walther krooger at debian.org
Wed Aug 22 20:13:12 CEST 2001


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- From the VIRTUALS file:

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User can't authenticate through USER/PASS (APOP/SASL) mechanism
if his/her password (APOP/SASL secret) is empty.
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Why is that?  Can I put any APOP secret in the database?  Does
the user have to know it?  I've never needed to use APOP before.
Why now?


- --
I am working to subvert from within ...
umm ...  by writing shoddy code ... and
charging too much.

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