Hello,
though I obviously do not have the exactly same bug occurring, because the
corresponding change that introduced my bug took place two days after
Jakub's last message, I add my bug description to this report, because my
bug fits perfectly to the subject. That is, unix2_chkpwd is called
recur
> That is, unix2_chkpwd is called recursively again and again and the user
> cannot be authenticated.
It seems that this only happens when a user wants to unlock the screen,
not when logging in.
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Jakub Wilk wrote:
> >It seems that this only happens when a user wants to unlock the
> >screen, not when logging in.
>
> Does it happen regardless of whether the entered password was correct
> or not?
This is always happening, regardless of if the password is
Package: proxsmtp
Version: 1.10-2.1
Dear maintainers,
(E)SMTP RFCs say that when a client is sending mail data, it must prepend
an additional dot to lines with a leading dot, and that the server must
remove that additional dot. proxsmtp does not handle that correctly; when
receiving mails, there
Hello,
after this has been undealed with since almost two years, I wrote a
patch myself. Maybe someone finds at least the time to review it.
Regards
ChristophIndex: proxsmtp-1.10/common/smtppass.c
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--- proxsmtp-1.10.orig/comm
Hello,
a new version of the patch, in accordance to RFC 5321 only accepting
CRLF as line separator, and with usage of builtin struct member _crlf to
remember CRLFs.
By the way, clamsmtp maintainers already integrated my patch into their
package.
Regards
ChristophIndex: proxsmtp-1.10/comm
Hello,
is there a chance that my patch will ever be integrated into the package?
Regards
Christoph
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