Re: [Logicmail-users] Issue when using Direct TCP but WLAN works
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Re: [Logicmail-users] Issue when using Direct TCP but WLAN works
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From: Derek K. <dko...@lo...> - 2012-01-13 22:15:27
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The log doesn't actually tell us anything anyways. Your first e-mail was a lot more informative. LogicMail doesn't implement any sort of proxy protocols, so the only possible explanation is that your provider is somehow screwing with the connection. -Derek On 1/13/2012 5:06 PM, Daniel Frank wrote: > Hello, > > sorry for the spamming, but it noticed I forgot to include the > connection log. > > #BlackBerry Event Log (cpt) > > #HwID: 0x5001807 > #DPIN: 0x27658f5b > #PVer: 6.4.0.142 > #AVer: 6.0.0.337 > E LogicMail - org.logicprobe.LogicMail.util.WrappedIOException: > Verbindung kann nicht geöffnet werden - 1/13 23:01:46 > E LogicMail - Verbindung kann nicht geöffnet werden - 1/13 23:01:46 > i net.rim.networkapi - FatF java.io.EOFException - 1/13 23:01:46 > i net.rim.networkapi - Fatf 1 - 1/13 23:01:46 > a net.rim.tcp - disc 1 - 1/13 23:01:46 > d net.rim.tcp - TXss - 1/13 23:01:44 > d net.rim.tcp - TXsb 94 - 1/13 23:01:44 > d net.rim.tcp - OPEN - 1/13 23:01:44 > a net.rim.tcp - open > tcpsocket://imap.mail.somewhere.de:993;interface=cellular - 1/13 23:01:43 > d net.rim.networkapi - FcoC > ssl://imap.mail.somewhere.de:993;deviceside=true - 1/13 23:01:43 > i net.rim.networkapi - Fatt 1 - 1/13 23:01:43 > i net.rim.networkapi - FatF > net.rim.device.api.io.transport.InsufficientCoverageException: > Insufficient Coverage - 1/13 23:01:43 > i net.rim.networkapi - Fatf 6 - 1/13 23:01:43 > i net.rim.networkapi - Fatt 6 - 1/13 23:01:43 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.close() - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.getFolderMessages() - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.open() > Opened with 0 messages in index file - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.open() > Opening: file:///SDCard/BlackBerry/logicmail/local/Trash - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.close() - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.getFolderMessages() - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.open() > Opened with 0 messages in index file - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.open() > Opening: file:///SDCard/BlackBerry/logicmail/local/Sent - 1/13 23:01:41 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.close() - 1/13 23:01:40 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.getFolderMessages() - 1/13 23:01:40 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.open() > Opened with 0 messages in index file - 1/13 23:01:40 > d LogicMail - MaildirFolder.open() > Opening: file:///SDCard/BlackBerry/logicmail/local/Drafts - 1/13 23:01:40 > i LogicMail - Application startup > Date: Fr Jan. 13 23:01:40 Europe/Amsterdam 2012 > Name: LogicMail > Version: 2.0.0.291 > Platform: 9800 6.0.0.337 (touch) > - 1/13 23:01:40 > > > Am 13.01.2012 22:36, schrieb Daniel Frank: >> Hello, >> >> I have an issue when using LogicMail through the mobile network after >> upgrading to the latest stable version 2.0.0.291 (same issue with >> unstable). Sadly I did not write down the old version I had been using, >> but it should be around August 2011. >> >> The connection is working fine through the Wireless LAN connection, >> however when I try to connect through the mobile network using "Direct >> TCP". I simply get the message that the connection could not be opened. >> Since there is very little I can debug on my BB, I have checked the >> server and when examining the logs I noticed errors like these: >> Jan 13 22:14:00 imap-login: Info: Disconnected (no auth attempts): >> rip=82.113.XX.YY, lip=10.1.AA.BB, TLS handshaking: SSL_accept() failed: >> error:1407609B:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_CLIENT_HELLO:https proxy request >> The remote IP matches the device the blackberry is using for www >> requests, so I know for sure that this request comes from the blackberry. >> To further analyze this, I snooped and saw that exactly the following is >> what the imap server receives over the TCP connection from the blackberry: >> CONNECT imap.mail.somewhere.de:993 HTTP/1.1 >> Host: imap.mail.somewhere.de:993 >> Connection: close >> Where imap.mail.somewhere.de with port 993 is the imapserver i >> configured in LogicMail to connect to, of course. And since it's working >> in WLAN mode, the settings should be correct. >> Why is LogicMail trying to connect to my email server assuming it's a >> proxy server? >> >> Is LogicMail at fault here, or is it some strange thing my provider (O2 >> Germany) is doing? >> >> Regards, >> Daniel Frank >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> RSA(R) Conference 2012 >> Mar 27 - Feb 2 >> Save $400 by Jan. 27 >> Register now! >> http://p.sf.net/sfu/rsa-sfdev2dev2 >> _______________________________________________ >> Logicmail-users mailing list >> Log...@li... >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/logicmail-users > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > RSA(R) Conference 2012 > Mar 27 - Feb 2 > Save $400 by Jan. 27 > Register now! > http://p.sf.net/sfu/rsa-sfdev2dev2 > _______________________________________________ > Logicmail-users mailing list > Log...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/logicmail-users -- ---------------------------- Derek Konigsberg dko...@lo... ---------------------------- |
