Hi,
I set up James 2.1.1 to require authenticated NNTP and then attempted to
use it with Mozilla 1.3b and Netscape 4.75. Both reported "501 Syntax
Error". With logging turned on I saw that both were sending "AUTHINFO
user <username>" and in looking at the code in NNTPHandler.java, I saw
that James was expecting an uppercase "USER".
Changing the command checking to use
"command.equalsIgnoreCase(AUTHINFO_PARAM_USER)" (line 560) and
"command.equalsIgnoreCase(AUTHINFO_PARAM_PASS)" (line 575) seemed to
solve this problem.
Was there a reason why James wasn't already doing case insensitive
checking? Should a new bug report be written for this? I believe the
RFC indicates the commands should be case insensitive so I believe so
but wanted to check first.
Thanks,
Kevin
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