Hm, aren't the german special characters ä ü ö ß ascii characters?
Jan Schneider schrieb: > Passwords must only contain ascii characters, as long as the charset > of the authentication method is undefined. This has nothing to do with > Horde. > > Zitat von Stefan König <montibu...@googlemail.com>: > >> Correcting myself, the transmitted bytes 0xc4 and 0xe4 are OK. I got the >> wrong table. >> However, this changes nothing about the result of the IMAP server >> rejecting the login. >> If I login via telnet, everything works perfectly.... >> >> thanks again >> regards >> Stefan >> >> >> Stefan König schrieb: >>> Hello List, >>> >>> I have a slight problem with IMP (4.3.6) running on top of Horde 3 >>> (3.3.6). >>> I use our IMAP server as an auth backend, which works like a charm. >>> Today I noticed, when I have a german special character >>> in the password, this character is not being forwarded to the >>> authentification backend correctly. >>> Example: >>> login: u...@example.com >>> pass: 12tÄst34 >>> >>> then tcpdump shows me, that IMP tries to authenticate against the IMAP >>> server with password "12t.st34" where the wrong byte shows in tcpdump >>> as 0xc4 (decimal 196) where it should be 0x8f (dec. 142 in extended >>> ascii table). >>> The byte changes with the character, if I set "12täst34" as password, >>> the byte changes to 0xe4 (dec. 228). >>> >>> I wonder why and how this happens. I checked the language settings in >>> Apache (2.2.10), everything seems to be correct. >>> Could someone point me into the right direction? >>> >>> Thanks alot! >>> regards >>> Stefan >>> >>> > > -- imp mailing list Frequently Asked Questions: http://wiki.horde.org/FAQ To unsubscribe, mail: imp-unsubscr...@lists.horde.org
