Hi there,
I reported a bug at the forums
(http://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/assp/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1151), but
nobody has reacted to it so far, so maybe this list is a better place to
report issues.
Here's the issue report again:
Hi,
First of all: thanks for developing ASSP, it is an amazing piece of
software that helps me a lot fighting spam.
I've just set up a new server with ASSP 2.0.1/2.0.19 (the newest version
I found on sourceforge) and hMailServer 5.3.3.
I run into a little problem when I try to send mails through ASSP: ASSP
adds an additional carriage return (\r) after the first line that
hMailServer sends in reponse to an EHLO.
For example, the communication looks like this:
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Server:
220 myserver ESMTP\r\n
Client:
EHLO client\r\n
Server
250-myserver\r\r\n <-- 2x \r
250-STARTTLS\r\n
250-SIZE\r\n
250 AUTH LOGIN\r\n
If I bypass ASSP and connect to hMailServer directly, I get (as expected):
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Server:
220 myserver ESMTP\r\n
Client:
EHLO client\r\n
Server
250-myserver\r\n
250-STARTTLS\r\n
250-SIZE\r\n
250 AUTH LOGIN\r\n
The extra \r causes me a lot of trouble.Some clients, like for example
the SMTP client that comes with the .NET framework class library, are
very picky about the extra \r. As a result, ASSP's response is
considered "Invalid" and mails cannot be sent.
I would really appreciate a quick fix to this issue. I consider this bug
to be critical as it is a violation of the SMT protocol and can prevent
e-mails from arriving at the server. While I can configure my own .NET
application on the server to bypass ASSP, I'm currently probably missing
e-mails from other .NET based websites.
Regards,
Andre
P.S.: In the meantime, I reverted back to 1.8.5.3, which works
flawlessly so far.
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