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Tue 20 Nov 2012

MailServe for Mountain Lion ver 6.0.6

Category : Technology/MailServeForMountainLion606.txt

SMTP authentication via the sasldb password mechanism stopped working at some point in Mountain Lion.

I just released version 6.0.6 of MailServe to fix this problem.

It feels like deja vu. I had exactly this same problem when Apple upgraded the OS many years before : see http://www.cutedgesystems.com/weblog/index.php?entry=/Technology/panthersmtp-auth.txt. I solved the problem this time in exactly the same way - picking up the missing binaries from the previous OS, which, in our case now, is Lion. But for the long term, I must figure out how to build the sasl binaries myself. But that's hard.

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