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...auth_request); tab[29].value = strchr(auth_request->original_username, '@'); if (tab[29].value != NULL) { tab[29].value = escape_func(tab[29].value+1, auth_request); } } return ret_tab; This will add AUTH_ORIG_USER, AUTH_ORIG_USERNAME and AUTH_ORIG_DOMAIN environment variables to the environment of every checkpassword script. If this is the correct way to extend the environment of a chackpassword-script then you might consider adding these minor changes to the dovecot-source. Kind regards and thanks very mu...

...R=mark AUTH_USERNAME=mark AUTH_SERVICE=imap AUTH_LIP=192.168.0.2 AUTH_RIP=192.168.0.58 AUTH_PID=14748 AUTH_MECH=PLAIN AUTH_SECURED= AUTH_LPORT=143 AUTH_RPORT=49649 AUTH_CERT= AUTH_SESSION=AkYg1G8f8QDAqAA6 AUTH_REAL_LIP=192.168.0.2 AUTH_REAL_RIP=192.168.0.58 AUTH_REAL_LPORT=143 AUTH_REAL_RPORT=49649 AUTH_ORIG_USER=mark AUTH_ORIG_USERNAME=mark --Mark

...-variable and the %{orig_user} Dovecot-variable. But the environment of a checkpassword-script has only one of them. Any ideas? I tried to change the source and found the routine where all the AUTH_xxx environment variables are created. But the %{orig_user] variable was empty at that point, so no AUTH_ORIG_USER variable is created. I'm afraight that whenever the %{user}-Variable is replaced by the UID from the client certificate (due to auth_ssl_username_from_cert=true), the original value of %{user} is NOT copied into %{orig_user} Can someone more familiar with the dovecot source check this please...

...R=mark AUTH_USERNAME=mark AUTH_SERVICE=imap AUTH_LIP=192.168.0.2 AUTH_RIP=192.168.0.58 AUTH_PID=14748 AUTH_MECH=PLAIN AUTH_SECURED= AUTH_LPORT=143 AUTH_RPORT=49649 AUTH_CERT= AUTH_SESSION=AkYg1G8f8QDAqAA6 AUTH_REAL_LIP=192.168.0.2 AUTH_REAL_RIP=192.168.0.58 AUTH_REAL_LPORT=143 AUTH_REAL_RPORT=49649 AUTH_ORIG_USER=mark AUTH_ORIG_USERNAME=mark --Mark