>-----Message d'origine----- >De : [email protected] >[mailto:[email protected]]de la part de Francesco Vertova >Envoyé : jeudi 17 décembre 2009 10:10 >À : XMail Users Mailing List >Objet : Re: [xmail] Patches: IPv6 and SSL > > >At 08.41 17/12/09, Stephan Mueller wrote: > >>I am starting to use xmail on an embedded system based on >ARM. Due to the >>limited space available, I had to make IPv6 and SSL support a >compile time >>option. >> >>Essentially, I added a bunch of ifdefs around the problematic >code. There are >>not that many though. >> >>Do you want to have these patches? > >I doubt very much that Davide will accept to include that in the main >distro. However, if Davide agrees, I think it might be useful to have >those patches - especially the no-SSL one - available for download on >XMail home page. > >Current versions of XMail require that you have SSL up and running >even if you don't use it (which means that you may stumble over >SSL-specific bugs even if you have disabled SSL, as in the case of >the Windows-specific CtrlClnt issue discussed some time ago in the >list). Patching the source may be faster (and funnier ...) than >setting up and configuring something you're going to disable.
Strange !? On my install (win32), no ssl enables with server.tab variables and I never had any SSL issue #"SmtpNoTLSAuths" "" #<1.25 SMTP-TLS removed on 1.25 "SMTP-TLS" "0" "EnableCTRL-TLS" "0" "EnablePOP3-TLS" "0" "EnableSMTP-TLS" "0" "SSLUseCertsFile" "0" "SSLUseCertsDir" "0" "SSLWantVerify" "0" "SSLAllowSelfSigned" "1" "SSLWantCert" "0" #"SSLMaxCertsDepth" I only created the cert files server.key and server.cert, but don't know if it was really necessary then ssl is completly disabled in server.tab. For the last win32 CtrlClnt issue (local CtrlClnt on xmail server did not work), don't know if it was a SSL problem, but if it was, it was only in ctrlclnt code, not a problem with xmail server code (Davide didn't change it when we tried to fix the problem, only ctrlclnt code was changed) Francis > >For me, I've been running a patched version of XMail since 1.24 >(basically, I stripped all references to SSLBind.cpp and >SSLConfig.cpp and to everything that depends on them). > >For Davide: there are *a lot* of broken links on XMail home page. I >can send a list if you feel like deleting them. > >Ciao, Francesco > > _______________________________________________ xmail mailing list [email protected] http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
