Thanks a lot. I'll try to do these changes.
Bye.
Il 12/04/2010 19:04, Wietse Venema ha scritto:
Emanuele:
I know that NULL is there to indicate end of a string. But why if I do:
send(SMTPSocket,session->reply,strlen(session->reply)); // session->reply
is where I wrote the response code
Emanuele:
> I know that NULL is there to indicate end of a string. But why if I do:
>
> send(SMTPSocket,session->reply,strlen(session->reply)); // session->reply
> is where I wrote the response code that ends with \r\n\0
>
> it also sends '\0'?
>
> strlen() shouldn't count \0, but Postfix rece
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 06:02:49PM +0200, Emanuele wrote:
> I know that NULL is there to indicate end of a string. But why if I do:
>
> send(SMTPSocket,session->reply,strlen(session->reply)); // session->reply
> is where I wrote the response code that ends with \r\n\0
>
> it also sends '\0'?
I know that NULL is there to indicate end of a string. But why if I do:
send(SMTPSocket,session->reply,strlen(session->reply)); // session->reply
is where I wrote the response code that ends with \r\n\0
it also sends '\0'?
strlen() shouldn't count \0, but Postfix receives '\0'.
However, I've
Emanuele Gallo:
> I don't think that it's the problem. My mail server is developed in C
> language and replies that I send to Postfix are strings.
As documented in RFC documents from 20 years ago, SMTP requires
that lines end in .
> As I think you
> know, all strings in C are NULL terminated a
Thanks a lot. In fact I've tried to send string not NULL-terminated and
now Postfix replies me correctly. I would never understand. I'll change
all reply strings in my program (hoping I'm not compromise the
functioning with other mail clients).
Bye.
Il 12/04/2010 12:40, mouss ha scritto:
Ema
Emanuele Gallo a écrit :
> I don't think that it's the problem. My mail server is developed in C
> language and replies that I send to Postfix are strings. As I think you
> know, all strings in C are NULL terminated and there's no chance for
> create string that aren't NULL terminated.
1- data sen
I don't think that it's the problem. My mail server is developed in C
language and replies that I send to Postfix are strings. As I think you
know, all strings in C are NULL terminated and there's no chance for
create string that aren't NULL terminated. Moreover, as previously
mentioned, my ser
Emanuele:
> Ok, I've attached tcp dump. It contains only 8 packets because after the
> HELO message, as you can see from logfile previously posted, there's no more
> communication.
Your server replies end in
That is not SMTP compliant.
Wietse
Ok, I've attached tcp dump. It contains only 8 packets because after the
HELO message, as you can see from logfile previously posted, there's no more
communication.
Thanks in advance.
tcpdump
Description: Binary data
Ok, I've attached tcp dump. It contains only 8 packets because after HELO
message, as you can see from log file previously posted, there's no more
communication.
Thanks in advance.
Ok, I've attached tcp dump.
tcpdump
Description: Binary data
Emanuele Gallo:
> Sorry, can you tell me how can I send binary attachments in this mailing
> list? Thanks.
You have a gmail address, so you would use the "attach a file" link
under "Subject".
If the file is large, then you should mail an URL instead of
attaching the file.
Wietse
Sorry, can you tell me how can I send a binary attachment?
Il 11/04/2010 15:11, Wietse Venema ha scritto:
Emanuele Gallo:
Hi!
I've developed a RFC821-compliant mail server. I want to make it clear
first that my server works well either with a mail client, as
Thunderbird, and with telnet se
Sorry, can you tell me how can I send binary attachments in this mailing
list? Thanks.
Il 11/04/2010 15:11, Wietse Venema ha scritto:
Emanuele Gallo:
Hi!
I've developed a RFC821-compliant mail server. I want to make it clear
first that my server works well either with a mail client, as
Th
Emanuele Gallo:
> Hi!
>
> I've developed a RFC821-compliant mail server. I want to make it clear
> first that my server works well either with a mail client, as
> Thunderbird, and with telnet session. I've configured Postfix to
> communicate with my server modifying main.cf in this way:
>
> re
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