Hi Francis,
I have solved this, and then read your mail below.
I basically did what you wrote.
Wireshark did not decode for me, but I found that each attempt was the same
user/password.
I just used the text shown in Wireshark and pasted into some online base64
en/decoder.
As they were all the sa
Rob, I don't know if wireshark can decode, but depending of the LOGIN method
attempted :
AUTH PLAIN method
In this case the login and password are just "encoded" (not encrypted) in
Base64 in the next client packet after the server 334 response
AUTH LOGIN method
Again login and password ar just "
Hi Francis,
I had a look at the tcpdump, and I can see the LOGIN command, but the data
is encoded.
Is there an algorithm that will decode it? Obviously there is one IN xmail,
but I'm no C programmer to knock something up !!
I've got tcpdump saving to a cap file, then I'll install wireshark and
Hi Francis,
Yes I was afraid of that.
I was hoping that someone had extended the source so that the log file
reported the attempted username.
Rob :-)
-Original Message-
From: xmail-boun...@xmailserver.org [mailto:xmail-boun...@xmailserver.org]
On Behalf Of fcxm...@aquinet.net
Sent: Wedne
Dear Francis
Problem 1
I think I found root cause, the problem come from when client send Email
the process nearly 100% completely
from mail client to XMail server on this time connection is corrupt,
process of mail client not complete it re-send again[duplicate],
this process XMail already r
Sorry for late response
Problem 1 : Duplicate messages
- First can you confirm that xmail server receive only one time the sender
mail ? (not resend by user or user computer or software)
Chek xmail smtp log and xmail user mailbox (not Dovecot, bu sure it did not
get the mails, stop it) to see if m
