SMTP Auth on multiple instances

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SMTP Auth on multiple instances
\ James Devine (31 Mar 2008)
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Subject:	SMTP Auth on multiple instances
Group:	Postfix-users
From:	James Devine
Date:	31 Mar 2008

Alright, I was able to get the multiple instances working and that seems to
work just fine. I am now trying to get each to authenticate via
sasl->pam->ldap. The authentication seems to work fine but I would like to
be able to lock down each instance to the realm it is dedicated to, for
example if domain1 is tied to instance1 and domain2 is tied to instance2 I
would like to ensure that someone on domain1 doesn't authenticate via
instance2. Does anyone know if here is a way to attach additional
information to the authentication request or alter it to remove any @realm
information and attach my own?

Thanks.