SMTP Auth Failing?

[tron]

I just upgraded to M2 and found that saslauthd stopped working. Looking in the saslauthd.conf file, I noticed that the url is set to use https and the zimbra_cert_file is set to /opt/zimbra/conf/smtpd.crt which does not exist on my system. At any rate, I changed the url to "http" and now the auth seems to be working. What should I do to use https for the soap services or should I just leave it alone?

$ cat /opt/zimbra/cyrus-sasl/etc/saslauthd.conf

Is zimbra_url there look right?

(URL should have "/service/soap/" for the filename part of it)

[KevinH]

I just upgraded to M2 and found that saslauthd stopped working. Looking in the saslauthd.conf file, I noticed that the url is set to use https and the zimbra_cert_file is set to /opt/zimbra/conf/smtpd.crt which does not exist on my system. At any rate, I changed the url to "http" and now the auth seems to be working. What should I do to use https for the soap services or should I just leave it alone?

In the future please start a new thread for a new release. Things change so don't want to confuse the different releases at this early stage.

The *upgrade* isn't really support yet so can't really comment. Not sure how you got there but this may or may not be upgrade related. It will be fine if this is all on one node. Not really a security risk.

[tron]

Sorry, Kevin. Next time I will start a new thread. To answer your question, this is upgrade related, and I am using M2.

In the future please start a new thread for a new release. Things change so don't want to confuse the different releases at this early stage.

The *upgrade* isn't really support yet so can't really comment. Not sure how you got there but this may or may not be upgrade related. It will be fine if this is all on one node. Not really a security risk.

[KevinH]

Sorry, Kevin. Next time I will start a new thread. To answer your question, this is upgrade related, and I am using M2.

How did you upgrade? Run the various SQL srcipts, after you ran the installer. You might want to try to recreate your SSL certs. You can search and see how to do that.

[tachijuan]

Figured you guys wanted to know.

Juan

[marcmac]

The mucking with the certs, or with saslauthd.conf.in?