>>So ... what MTS are you using? SMTP? Or sendmail? Does "-snoop" tell you >>anything useful? I thought what I did only affected the SMTP MTS, but >>hey, I've been wrong before. > >I use mts:sendmail (this is the Debian package default and generally what >I recommend people use because (a) nmh's SMTP talking code doesn't get >the corner cases of the spec right and (b) Unix systems should have a >sendmail binary that can do this kind of thing anyhow).
Weeelll ... let's just say that I don't quite agree with you on all of those points. I'm not saying that the sendmail MTS _shouldn't_ work; obviously I'll fix that. It just gets more complicated if you want to talk to a mail server that requires authentication (yes, I know sendmail has client-side SASL support - that's not so useful if sendmail has to run under a user's context to get access to security credentials). While I haven't encountered any problems with nmh's SMTP code, if you know of problems with it I'll be glad to fix them. >This is because you're trying to use sasl_inbuffer, but this is only >allocated in smtp_init() and not sendmail_init(), so if you're using >sendmail then it just crashes... Oops, yeah, okay, I've committed a fix for that (and for the warning you mention below, along with missing support for -port in whatnow). --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
