Re: [Logicmail-users] LogicMail 1.9.1.213

[Derek K. <dko...@lo...>]

  1.9.1.x is not a maintenance release (that was 1.1.x).  Its the 
development build.  Or in other words, what will eventually become 2.0.  
Normally its built automatically whenever I check in new code.

However, since so many people (besides me) are actually running 1.9.1.x 
now (since 1.1 has been stale forever), I occasionally turn off 
automatic builds during times of major code slush.

-Derek

On 10/15/2010 2:40 PM, Peter P. wrote:
> Okay, thanks for the quick fix. I'll check it again next week, I hope 
> it will work by then.
>
> So automated builds are off now? I see. I understand that 1.9.1 is a 
> maintenance release anyway. True?
>
> I do not currently have access to the build system (need to boot 
> Windows) so rebuilding it from scratch is not an available option for 
> me so far. We will see how things will work out later, next week. If 
> you find the time to rebuild 1.9.1. please notify, I'll be watching 
> the mailing list.
>
> Thanks for the great effort, the client works great apart from the 
> strange bug I found.
>
> -- Peter
>
> --- On *Fri, 10/15/10, Derek Konigsberg 
> /<dko...@lo...>/* wrote:
>
>     I was actually originally keying on LF or CRLF.  Obviously it
>     started by finding the first instance of an LF in the response,
>     hence the problem.  In any case, I just checked in a fix.  (I also
>     checked in a fix to the config screen layout issue an hour or two
>     ago.)
>
>     However, I've been neck-deep in some far more involved coding on
>     LogicMail this week (check the site's changelog/timeline if
>     curious), and am thus not quite ready to turn the automated builds
>     back on.  I'll probably post to the list sometime in the next few
>     days with more details on what I've been working on.
>
>     -Derek
>
>     On 10/15/2010 2:16 PM, Peter P. wrote:
>>     Ok, I got the problem. Weird, but it screwed up other clients
>>     too. Alpine is one of the few which handle it right. I think that
>>     one has to implement the \r\n line termination detection required
>>     by RFCs, and not rely on \n alone in headers. Although that IS
>>     weird nowadays. Strange godaddy are not exactly script kiddies.
>>     Maybe it's a temporary bug introduced by an update, but I do not
>>     believe to be the only one to have noticed it.
>>
>>     Thanks for answering, looking forward to a solution.
>>
>>     -- Peter
>>
>>     --- On *Fri, 10/15/10, Derek Konigsberg
>>     /<dko...@lo...>
>>     </mc/compose?to=dko...@lo...>/* wrote:
>>
>>         Yes, and testing now.  It looks like you have a very weird
>>         POP server.  I'll mention details here, in case anyone else
>>         is curious.
>>
>>         With a normal POP server, the login sequence is like such:
>>         ----
>>         +OK <12...@fo...> mail.foo.com [CR][LF]
>>         USER jdoe[CR][LF]
>>         +OK[CR][LF]
>>         PASS password[CR][LF]
>>         +OK Mailbox locked and ready[CR][LF]
>>         ----
>>
>>         But with your POP server, it looks like this:
>>         ----
>>         +OK <12...@ba...>[CR][LF]
>>         USER jdoe[CR][LF]
>>         +OK[CR][LF]
>>         PASS password[CR][LF]
>>         +OK qmail-pop3d-gemini 1766: auth_init: login=jdoe,
>>         authdata=password[LF][LF]
>>         +OK qmail-pop3d-gemini 1766: Pod 7 Gemini_POP, country: ''
>>         found in the auth database[LF][LF]
>>         +OK[CR][LF]
>>         ----
>>
>>         That awkwardly terminated/separated multi-line response to
>>         the PASS command is what's screwing up LogicMail.  I now need
>>         to fix my line-termination-handler code to detect and work
>>         around this situation.
>>
>>         -Derek
>>
>
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