Understanding EXIM log, dovecot_plain and dovecot_login











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in my EXIM log I found rows having



A=dovecot_login:info@email.com


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A=dovecot_plain:info@emailtest.com


Which is the difference between dovecot_login and dovecot_plain , and are there other dovecot_ names ?



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    These are names of authenticators, not keywords. Look in the 'authenticators' section of your exim.conf file. You'll find the definitions for 'dovecot_plain' and 'dovecot_login' there.
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in my EXIM log I found rows having



A=dovecot_login:info@email.com


and rows having 



A=dovecot_plain:info@emailtest.com


Which is the difference between dovecot_login and dovecot_plain , and are there other dovecot_ names ?



Thank you






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    These are names of authenticators, not keywords. Look in the 'authenticators' section of your exim.conf file. You'll find the definitions for 'dovecot_plain' and 'dovecot_login' there.
    – Jim U
    Nov 14 at 19:56















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in my EXIM log I found rows having



A=dovecot_login:info@email.com


and rows having 



A=dovecot_plain:info@emailtest.com


Which is the difference between dovecot_login and dovecot_plain , and are there other dovecot_ names ?



Thank you






linux logging dovecot exim







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in my EXIM log I found rows having



A=dovecot_login:info@email.com


and rows having 



A=dovecot_plain:info@emailtest.com


Which is the difference between dovecot_login and dovecot_plain , and are there other dovecot_ names ?



Thank you






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    These are names of authenticators, not keywords. Look in the 'authenticators' section of your exim.conf file. You'll find the definitions for 'dovecot_plain' and 'dovecot_login' there.
    – Jim U
    Nov 14 at 19:56
















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    These are names of authenticators, not keywords. Look in the 'authenticators' section of your exim.conf file. You'll find the definitions for 'dovecot_plain' and 'dovecot_login' there.
    – Jim U
    Nov 14 at 19:56










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These are names of authenticators, not keywords. Look in the 'authenticators' section of your exim.conf file. You'll find the definitions for 'dovecot_plain' and 'dovecot_login' there.
– Jim U
Nov 14 at 19:56






These are names of authenticators, not keywords. Look in the 'authenticators' section of your exim.conf file. You'll find the definitions for 'dovecot_plain' and 'dovecot_login' there.
– Jim U
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