Package: libmail-imapclient-perl
Version: 2.2.9+deb-3
Severity: normal
Hello,
When using the 'isAuthenticated' and IIRC 'isConnected' functions of
Mail::IMAPClient, I receive an error message. I presume the literal string
"# isAuthenticated" (where # = transaction number) is sent to the imap server
instead of being interpreted by the module.
The following code:
DEBUG && print "-wvh- checking if authentication was successful...\n";
if ($imap->isAuthenticated) { # or isAuthenticated()
DEBUG && print "-wvh- authentication successful: LOGIN succeeded...\n";
}
.... returns this result:
[...]
-wvh- checking if authentication was successful...
Sending: 3 isAuthenticated
Sent 19 bytes
Read: 3 BAD Command unrecognized: ISAUTHENTICATED
[...]
The last IMAP command as returned by $imap->LastIMAPCommand:
2 isAuthenticated <-- last imap command
The State and Status functions/variables return a correct value:
2 <-- state
1 <-- connected
2 <-- status
The authentication is successful, and I can execute any imap command
after this error message (unless I use the isAuthenticated() value in
a conditional die() statement ofcourse -- which I initially did).
Debug is on; the connection itself is made with IO::Socket::SSL and
passed on to Mail::IMAPClient with the Socket option.
I've worked around it by checking the return value of $imap->login.
Version strings:
# $Id: IMAPClient.pm,v 20001010.20 2003/06/13 18:30:55 dkernen Exp $
$Mail::IMAPClient::VERSION = '2.2.9';
Regards,
Wouter Van Hemel
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