Theodore Watson wrote:
This sounds like a problem I was posting under "pop3 getting stuck on certain
email".
If it's the same thing, Hes Siemelink has posted a patch in the bug tracker
which I am currently testing. So far so good.
Could be.
It's in Pop3Handler. When it encounters an error writing a message
during TOP, it does not end the message with a <CRLF>.<CRLF> but
with an error code. Some clients don't handle this well.
The quick-fix I made for the TOP command is very simple: it makes sure
the end dot is always printed.
In POP3Handler.java:971 (2.2.0 release), replace
mc.writeContentTo(nouts, lines);
nouts.flush();
out.println(".");
out.flush();
with
try {
mc.writeContentTo(nouts, lines);
}
catch (Exception ex) {
// Do not print anything
// TODO: return -ERR before serving the message
getLogger().error(
"Exception while retrieving top of message.", ex);
}
finally {
nouts.flush();
out.println(".");
out.flush();
}
So you won't get your data but at least the client doesn't hang.
Cheers,
Hes.
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