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Bryan Costales, Claus Assmann, George Jansen, Gregory Shapiro

"sendmail, 4th Edition"

h:127: sasl.h: No such file or directory
you will have to add a line that looks something like the following to your Build m4
file:
APPENDDEF(`confINCDIRS??, `-I/disk/3/packages/sasl/include??)
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the path to where the SASL include files are located
passwd The user is looked up by sendmail via the sasl library using the getpwnam(3) C-Language library routine.
shadow The user is looked up by sendmail via the sasl library using the getpwnam(3) C-Language library routine.
PAM The user is looked up by sendmail via the sasl library using the PAM mechanism.
kerberos_v4 The user is looked up by sendmail via the sasl library using the KERBEROS V4 mechanism.
pwcheck Synonym for saslauthd
a This behavior has been an integral part of sasl since V1.5.20.
* If you have an SASL library version earlier than 1.5.10, you should upgrade to the latest version. If you cannot
upgrade, or choose not to, you must define the value for SASL to be the version number of the SASL
library you currently use. Your current version has the form a.b.c (as 1.5.9). You create a single number
where b and c are each two digits; thus, 1.5.9 becomes 10509. You then define SASL with that number:
APPENDDEF('confENVDEF', '-DSASL=10509')
Table 5-1. Valid pwcheck_method methods for Sendmail.conf (continued)
Method Description
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