SASL Plain

Plain SASL auth using a username and password

• SASL Plain
  • Configuration
    • username
    • password
    • password_file
    • password_file_first_line_only
    • password_command

Configuration

username

The account name used for authentication.

# Type: string
# Values: any string
# Default: not set

[servers.<name>.sasl.plain]
username = "username"

password

The password associated with the account used for authentication.

# Type: string
# Values: any string
# Default: not set

[servers.<name>.sasl.plain]
password = "password"

password_file

Read password from the file at the given path.^{1 2}

# Type: string
# Values: any string
# Default: not set

[servers.<name>.sasl.plain]
password_file = ""

password_file_first_line_only

Read password from the first line of password_file only.

# Type: boolean
# Values: true, false
# Default: true

[servers.<name>]
password_file_first_line_only = true

password_command

Executes the command with sh (or equivalent) and reads password as the output.

# Type: string
# Values: any string
# Default: not set

[servers.<name>.sasl.plain]
password_command = ""

1. Windows path strings should usually be specified as literal strings (e.g. 'C:\Users\Default\'), otherwise directory separators will need to be escaped (e.g. "C:\\Users\\Default\\"). ↩

2. Relative paths are prefixed with the config directory (i.e. if you have your config.toml in /home/me/.config/halloy/config.toml, path .passwd/libera will be converted to /home/me/.config/halloy/.passwd/libera). ↩