On Sun, 2005-05-08 at 02:48 +0000, Aaron Stone wrote: > > if no mime headers are found in incomming lmtp message, lmtp hangs > > instead of returning error. > > > > May 7 10:06:55 sanatana dbmail/lmtpd[46815]: mime_readheader(): no valid > > mime h > > eaders found > > May 7 10:06:55 sanatana kernel: May 7 10:06:55 sanatana > > dbmail/lmtpd[46815]: m > > ime_readheader(): no valid mime headers found > > The only thing I can figure is that the message is totally malformed and > never ends in ".\r\n", which is what discard_client_input() expects to see > before returning. What we can do is to print back the error message > *before* calling discard_client_input(), and to add arguments to > discard_client_input() telling it about some possible "OK" responses the > client might send to indicate that it understood the error message.
Have lmtpd yell real loud with an error if it sees a bare "\n" (one not preceded by a "\r") and die immediately. Real LMTP clients won't do that, and you can catch 'em real quick that way... -- Internet Connection High Quality Web Hosting http://www.internetconnection.net/
