Tim Hunter writes:
> Your start line looks ok
>
> Can you cut and paste a telnet session to port 110, then the relevant
> portion in the maillog (hopefully you turned on the logging)
>
> -- tim
This is what I get when I telnet the server:
[ me@mystation ]# telnet <mailserver> 110
Trying <mailserver IP number>...
Connected to <mailserver>.
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
USER test
+OK
PASS somepassword
-ERR authorization failed
Connection closed by foreign host.
[ me@mystation ]#
(I created the user "test" and again, his messages can only be retrieved
via sqwebmail)
and,
this is what I find (# tail -f /var/log/maillog) at the same time that the
above is happening:
Sep 14 11:39:53 mail pop3d: 968945993.426222 tcpserver: status: 1/40
Sep 14 11:39:53 mail pop3d: 968945993.429030 tcpserver: pid 1043 from
216.242.11.110
Sep 14 11:39:53 mail pop3d: 968945993.477055 tcpserver: ok 1043
:216.242.11.118:110 :216.242.11.110::62447
Sep 14 11:40:08 mail pop3d: 968946008.910804 tcpserver: end 1043 status 256
Sep 14 11:40:08 mail pop3d: 968946008.912020 tcpserver: status: 0/40
Thank You!!
Hugo Escobar
System Administrator
Castel Group
