Hi Jesse, > As far as I know, there's no standard/supported way to do this. When > I > enter my password to check my email, if the login fails for any reason > (eg. I entered the wrong password, or my fancy new status field has > value 100), all I see is another message prompting me for the password. > popular mail client (Outlook or OE?) that has a proprietary mechanism > to > convey an error message to the user, but it was just that, proprietary, > and didn't work anywhere else. >
I understand you, when I think'd on this, the goal wasn't to make the email client tell me the reason why the login fail, but more for the administrator, or with a simple telnet or 110 or 143. Anyway, why not have this feature, and make it end the connection as if a simple QUIT of LOGOUT was issued, but followed by the reason message? Ex: User logins POP3/IMAP accepts the login IF the status is zero (inactive), just disconnect has if a QUIT/LOGOUT was issued by the user Would this be acceptable? _______________________________________________ Dbmail-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.fastxs.nl/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dbmail-dev
