[fetchmail-devel] [Patch #1859] PWMD support

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Patch #1859 has been updated. 

Project: fetchmail
Category: None
Status: Open
Submitted by: bjk
Assigned to : m-a
Summary: PWMD support

Follow-Ups:

Date: 2010-Jan-13 17:11
By: bjk

Comment:
This new version fixes reconnecting to the same socket specified in the rcfile. Useful if there is more than one account specified which uses the same pwmd socket.
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Date: 2009-Apr-29 20:10
By: bjk

Comment:
Updated to use libpwmd6.
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Date: 2008-Oct-19 13:10
By: bjk

Comment:
Really use the pwmd pinentry method.
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Date: 2008-Jul-11 13:23
By: bjk

Comment:
Now uses pwmds (v1.11) pinentry method for pinentry timeouts.
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Date: 2008-Jan-26 14:09
By: bjk

Comment:
Another fix for lock file checking.
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Date: 2008-Jan-12 15:37
By: bjk

Comment:
This re-adds pinentry timeout support and fixes the previous patch complaining about an existing fetchmail running.
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Date: 2008-Jan-06 13:05
By: bjk

Comment:
Updated to work with libpwmd5. This revision removes pinentry timeouts so make sure the password is cached on the server when running in daemon mode otherwise if your away pinentry will block the fetchmail daemon waiting for input. It also checks the pwmd server at each poll interval.
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Date: 2007-Oct-20 13:53
By: bjk

Comment:
Here's a new patch for fetchmail 6.3.8 and libpwmd4. Includes pinentry settings. I'm not sure how to handle timeouts and errors connecting to pwmd. As it is now it'll exit like fetchmail does when it encounters an rcfile parse error.
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Date: 2007-Feb-17 11:47
By: bjk

Comment:
Password Manager Daemon. It servers clients data whch is stored in an encrypted XML file. A client connects, provides a password to open a file and issues protocol commands to manipulate the data. It's a work in progress.

The fetchmail patch uses PWMD to get server info (hostname, sslfingerprint, port, etc), username and password info.
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Date: 2007-Feb-16 17:42
By: m-a

Comment:
What's PWMD?
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