Followed most of the directions in the toaster, the only patch I left
out was the chkuser patch due to an error that I can't honestly
remember.
I can send email from outside the network to an address outside the
network with AUTH LOGIN and PLAIN. But when I use CRAM-MD5 I get bad
authentication. I don't understand what's going on anymore and would
accept any help that might point me in the right direction.
highspeedlink.net is the server I'm setting up. SSL works fine as
well,infact everything works except for this.
Thanks in advance for any help,
I just checked with OS X's Mail client, and it now tries to issue the CAPA command when you set it to use CRAM-MD5. When the command is not understood, it terminates the connection. I suspect this might be what's happening with you as well. To determine this, try putting "recordio" just before you call qmail-popup in your run file for pop, then restart the pop server. Next, make a connection with your client, and watch the log file to view the actual conversation. Mine looks like this:
@400000004017d73a022b7544 tcpserver: pid 10338 from 4.60.15.238
@400000004017d73a022c6b5c tcpserver: ok 10338 0:216.234.249.114:110 :4.60.15.238::52038
400000004017d73a024f50f4 10338 > +OK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
400000004017d73a060ce1ac 10338 < CAPA
400000004017d73a060e29cc 10338 > -ERR authorization first
@400000004017d73a0a3f40bc 10338 < [EOF]
@400000004017d73a0a42a004 tcpserver: end 10338 status 256
However, I have entries in my syslog of other users using CRAM-MD5 successfully, so I know it works. I have a patch to add CAPA command support to qmail-popup around here somewhere, that was done by Vladimir Kabanov long ago. I'll see if I can find it and test it out. I might add it to my qmail patch.
Regards,
Bill Shupp
