On 03/07/2011 5:11 AM, a...@ltmd.org wrote:
Hello Rick,
Saturday, July 2, 2011, 16:59:09, Rick Macdougall wrote:
User vpopmail realy exists. I also cannot find the
difference between working x86 server configuration and the new
amd64 one. I tried to reconfigure my system from no-multilib to
multilib and to reemerge netqmail and vpopmail ebuilds, but still no
success. :( Is there some way to debug that plain SMTP-AUTH to figure
out what is really happening?
RM> You can use recordio (part of one of djb's packages) to log everything
RM> that happens within an smtp conversation.
RM> http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp/recordio.html
Thank you for your assistance, Rick. I tried to use that nice tool.
And here goes the result:
@40004e1029d019fc59f4 22218> 220 mail.domain.com ESMTP
@40004e1029d035004684 22218< EHLO [10.1.1.177]
@40004e1029d035017b1c 22218> 250-mail.domain.com
@40004e1029d03501b1cc 22218> 250-STARTTLS
@40004e1029d03501e494 22218> 250-PIPELINING
@40004e1029d03502175c 22218> 250-8BITMIME
@40004e1029d03502463c 22218> 250-SIZE 0
@40004e1029d035027904 22218> 250 AUTH LOGIN PLAIN
@40004e1029d10834940c 22218< AUTH PLAIN
@40004e1029d108356ecc 22218> 334
@40004e1029d109252dcc 22218< c2VuZGVyLmNvbXBhc3N3b3Jk
@40004e1029d6092f863c 22218> 535 authentication failed (#5.7.1)
@40004e1029d60994146c 22218< RSET
@40004e1029d60994e374 22218> 250 flushed
@40004e1029d60b8495e4 22218< AUTH LOGIN
@40004e1029d60b85ca7c 22218> 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
@40004e1029d60c5eadec 22218< c2VuZGVyLmNvbQ==
@40004e1029d60c5ff9f4 22218> 334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6
@40004e1029d60d4acf24 22218< cGFzc3dvcmQ=
@40004e1029db0d59619c 22218> 535 authentication failed (#5.7.1)
@40004e1029db0e782f7c 22218< RSET
@40004e1029db0e78cbbc 22218> 250 flushed
@40004e1029db10ef51cc 22218< MAIL FROM: SIZE=524
@40004e1029db10f0f3c4 22218> 250 ok
@40004e1029db281154f4 22218< RCPT TO:
@40004e1029db2812eb34 22218> 250 ok
@40004e1029db2a9afd74 22218< DATA
@40004e1029db2aa021dc 22218> 354 go ahead
@40004e1029db2b9f619c 22218< Date: Sun, 3 Jul 2011 11:35:32 +0300
@40004e1029db2ba00d7c 22218< From: Name Surname
@40004e1029db2ba08e64 22218< Reply-To: Name Surname
@40004e1029db2ba10b64 22218< X-Priority: 3 (Normal)
@40004e1029db2ba1847c 22218<
Message-ID:<86092590.20110703113...@domain.com>
@40004e1029db2ba1fd94 22218< To: receip...@domain.com
@40004e1029db2ba276ac 22218< Subject: test
@40004e1029db2ba2efc4 22218< MIME-Version: 1.0
@40004e1029db2ba364f4 22218< Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
@40004e1029db2ba3de0c 22218< Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
@40004e1029db2ba45724 22218<
@40004e1029db2ba5ba9c 22218< test
@40004e1029db2ba9f88c 22218< .
@40004e1029db376d0894 22218> 250 ok 1309682129 qp 2
@40004e1029db3888d4ec 22218< RSET
@40004e1029db3889cb04 22218> 250 flushed
@40004e1029db3982d104 22218< QUIT
@40004e1029db398a79f4 22218> 221 mail.domain.com
@40004e1029db398a81c4 22218> [EOF]
@40004e1029db399445c4 tcpserver: end 22217 status 0
@40004e1029db39944d94 tcpserver: status: 0/40
Right now I see that there is something goes wrong with a
authentication process in qmail and this dump is not very useful for
me. :( Are there any other ideas I can try?
Hi,
I'd trying asking on a spamdyke mailing list. If it was plain
qmail-smtpd then you'd see in the logs why it failed.
Rick
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