1.1.1 on page 186.
The saslpasswd2 program (or for V1, the saslpasswd program) is located in the util
subdirectory of the SASL source tree and is installed in the /usr/local/sbin directory. It
is used to set up user accounts that exist only for email:
# /usr/local/sbin/saslpasswd user ?†? V1
# /usr/local/sbin/saslpasswd2 user ?†? V2
Here, user is the login name of the user for whom you wish to set up an SASL
authentication password.* These user accounts and passwords are stored in the
sasldb database.
5.1.1.1 Install Sendmail.conf
The last step when tuning SASL is to create a file called Sendmail.conf in the /usr/lib/
sasl2/ directory (or for V1, the /usr/lib/sasl/ directory). At a minimum, one line should
appear in that file and that line should indicate your preferred password verification
method:
pwcheck_method: method
Here, method is selected from the methods listed in Table 5-1.
* See the documents in the SASL source tree??™s doc subdirectory, and the manual page for saslpasswd2(8) or
saslpasswd(8) for more information.
Table 5-1. Valid pwcheck_method methods for Sendmail.conf
Method Description
saslauthd Connect to the saslauthd(8) program for all authentication. That program is usually installed in /usr/local/
sbin and must be started as a daemon automatically if you use it.
sasldb The user is looked up in sasldb (see above).
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