bad_auth error

[Bill Tangren]

> Bill Tangren <bjt at aa.usno.navy.mil> wrote:
> 
> > I am trying to set up inn 2.3.2 to be a strictly local newsfeed. I don't 
> > have access to outside feeds (though I wish I did!). I only want to set up 
> > my Redhat Linux 7.0 box for newsgroups I create on this box, and I only 
> > want users behind our firewall to be able to access it.
> 
> auth "lan" {
> 	hosts: "10.1.5.0/24"
> 	default: "<lan>"
> }
> 
> auth "localhost" {
> 	hosts: "localhost, 127.0.0.1, stdin"
> 	default: "<localhost>"
> }
> 
> access "ok" {
> 	users: "*"
> 	newsgroups: "*"
> 	access: RPA
> }
> 
> 'users: "*"' contains both "<lan>" and "<localhost>", so as
> long as you don't want different access privileges for your
> two auth realms, one access realm is enough for both.

I am now using this in readers.conf:

auth "lan" {
 hosts: "10.1.5.0/24"
 default: "<lan>"
}

access "lan" {
 users: "*"
 newsgroups: "*"
 access: RP
}

I have also changed default: "<lan>" to "<lan>@aa.usno.navy.mil" and there 
is no change. I get a logon prompt, but I cannot log in. 

Could the fact that I compiled with the "--with-openssl=/path/to/openssl" 
be causing this problem??

Bill Tangren