Well, this bug (or whatever you call this) is out for so long and the held back packages started to effect other ones. So, I decided to change my authentication method from "auxprop" to "rimap". I did this because, I couldn't risk changing from courier to devocot like mentioned in other posts. And since I got a working imap authentication, I asked, why not?
So, basically, what i did is,
1- I stopped holding sasl2 packages which are at version 2.1.23,
2- Upgraded to latest packages for sasl2 in Ubuntu 12.04 (This OS has been upgraded from 9.04->9.10->10.04->12.04),
3- Configured new sasl2 to work with "rimap" (search for "rimap configuration" in google to tune configuration for your own machine)
4- Restarded saslauthd daemon and postfix service.
5- Enjoyed sending e-mail with the latest packages installed...
Well, this bug (or whatever you call this) is out for so long and the held back packages started to effect other ones. So, I decided to change my authentication method from "auxprop" to "rimap". I did this because, I couldn't risk changing from courier to devocot like mentioned in other posts. And since I got a working imap authentication, I asked, why not?
So, basically, what i did is, 10->10. 04->12. 04),
1- I stopped holding sasl2 packages which are at version 2.1.23,
2- Upgraded to latest packages for sasl2 in Ubuntu 12.04 (This OS has been upgraded from 9.04->9.
3- Configured new sasl2 to work with "rimap" (search for "rimap configuration" in google to tune configuration for your own machine)
4- Restarded saslauthd daemon and postfix service.
5- Enjoyed sending e-mail with the latest packages installed...