[Techtalk] evolution and ipop3d

Meredydd Luff meredydd at everybuddy.com
Thu Nov 7 02:05:26 EST 2002


That's officially Ximian's fault - I was looking up the RFC the other day, 
and a POP server only *needs* to support the message retrieval and deletion 
commands, and though it's not unreasonable to require it to support USER and 
PASS authentication methods, your server is behaving completely within spec 
there, and Evolution is behaving very antisocially. BAD client!

Beats me how to get it to behave, though... :-(

Meredydd


On Thursday 07 November 2002 00:21, k.clair wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm wondering if there is anyone out there who has a lot of experience
> with POP and pop clients. We're using the pop server ipop3d,
> and there are some linux
> mail clients that aren't able to authenticate properly with it.  The
> current client in question is Ximian Evolution (whoops, sorry, I'm not
> sure about the version of Evolution, but it is probably the most recent
> stable release... if it matters very much I can find out).
> The following is a transcript of the dialogue between an Evolution and
> the pop server.
> thanks in advance for any suggestions,
> kristina
> -
> - 207.008.152.146.09999-207.245.070.094.27021: +OK POP3 pop1.serve.com
> - v2001.80 server ready
> -
> - 207.245.070.094.27021-207.008.152.146.09999: CAPA
> -
> - 207.008.152.146.09999-207.245.070.094.27021: -ERR Invalid command, try
> one - of: USER name, PASS string, APOP name digest, QUIT
> -
> -
> - 207.245.070.094.27021-207.008.152.146.09999: USER testing3
> -
> - 207.008.152.146.09999-207.245.070.094.27021: +OK User name accepted,
> - password please
> -
> - 207.245.070.094.27021-207.008.152.146.09999: QUIT
> -
> - 207.008.152.146.09999-207.245.070.094.27021: +OK Sayonara
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