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I got my auth working again, but not sure what actually mended it. On a wim, I opened my sendmail m4 configuration using webmin. It revealed a bogus line which did not show up in my normal editor (pico). Deleted the line & rebuilt sendmail config. Meanwhile, I also changed my...

saslauthd is running. Do you think the problem might be with the cyrus-sasl I'm using: Version 2.1.10? Build was Feb 2005 and all ran fine up till a few weeks ago. I've yum'd sasl & it reports I'm running the latest. Thanks - Keith

Disabling SMTP fixup on the firewall had no affect. I'll try the fc upgrade route. Note to sysop: Kill this thread, as nothing was solved.

The problem has crept to the point where my users cannot reply to emails outside my domain. For now, I've disabled the authentication in sendmail and am reverting to the access filter. All ok inside the lan. I'm looking at two possibles; A) Cisco pix firewall was installed in timeframe of...

I see this in the maillog: AUTH: available mech=PLAIN LOGIN ANONYMOUS, allowed mech=EXTERNAL GSSAPI DIGEST-MD5 CRAM-MD5 LOGIN PLAIN

I recently regenerated my sendmail.cf and now my roaming users cannot relay. It seems the only auth methods available now are LOGIN & PLAIN. I used to have DIGEST-MD5 & CRAM-MD5, but these do not show up when I telnet localhost 25: ehlo localhost 250-mail1.domain.net Hello...

Thanks both. I do not have an internal dns server, so the alias command worked! I printed off the tech_note, showed it to the engineer and all is good.

I'd been using a 1720 with port forwarding/Access control lists to move mail on my inhouse email server. My outlook clients were setup to use mail.domain.net for incoming & outgoing mail. This worked fine for my work station and roaming laptop users until the cisco pix firewall was installed...

That was the answer - sorry for the bother.

Nevermind folks, I think I found the answer in front of me: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/upgrading.html I'll let ya'll know.

I just upgraded from fc4 to fc6 which installed apache 2.2.3. It looks like some modules aren't supported anymore like mod_access & mod_auth. I cannot start apache because of error: "cannot load ... mod_access.so into server...". This file does not exist on my server anymore. Does anyone know if...

Thanks to all for their input, but I finlly caved and had the hosting provider install a certificate for me.

After upgrade from rh8.0 to fc4, 'yum update' ran but complained about dependencies related to openoffice & httpd-mmn. So I started updating individual packages - like 'yum update kernel'. This worked fine for many packages, but after updating glibc yum broke: Installroot: / Setting up Update...

Thanks for your help. I think I have it resolved now.

Nothing different occurs on this end.