> Still no word on a fix? With all these IPSwitch people answering the
> small/easy questions why isn't the BIG one being resolved or even
> acknowledged?

How about explaining where the DOS possibility lies?

I have been following this for a while now.  I can see where IMail breaks
the RFC (it doesn't send a CRLF in its response to AUTH CRAM-MD5).  But how
does this relate to a DOS attack?

The URL you list states that the problem is that when one user is "stuck" in
this state, nobody else can access the SMTP server.  But, using 6.03, I
tested this, and can not reproduce it.  I telnet in with one session, enter
AUTH CRAM-MD5, and get the expected erroneous result (no CRLF).  But, while
leaving that telnet session open, I can start another which works fine.  I
can not get it to lock up.

Either the problem has been fixed in 6.03, or it in not being described well
enough.
                               -Scott

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