Mike Dillinger writes:
Message from "Stefan Hornburg" on 03/01/05 03:16 PM PT quoted:
On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 13:33:43 -0800 Mike Dillinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Yesterday I upgraded my courier-pop-ssl to 0.47-3. After upgrading, my clients are given the following error: "TLS required to log in". I have not changed any of the configuration (which worked forever). All I did was upgrade.
What kind of things can I look for? I don't see anything weird in the log files (mail.log, mail.err, etc). I am running Debian sarge.
Maybe your SSL certificate has been expired ?
I generated a new one just in case and it's still not working. The mail clients aren't even getting to that point anyhow. They are being refused a connection to the POP server. However, I see no indication why in the log files.
Telnet to your pop3 port and see what's happening.
When I telnet'd in, I got nothing.
This was a very bizarre situation. What I did was remove the Debian package (dpkg --purge courier-pop-ssl) and reinstall from scratch. It is now working fine. I wish I could provide more info. I didn't see anything immediately different. I guess something somewhere got into a funky state. What it was, I don't know.
Thanks for your help! -MikeD
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