mail-proxy, ssl and line termination
Igor Grabin
dem0n at ntn.tv
Thu Oct 25 08:24:58 UTC 2012
On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 12:04:54PM +0400, Maxim Dounin wrote:
> > $ hexdump -c inflow.imap.good ( nginx:imap -> exchange:imap)
> > 0000000 1 L O G I N { 9 } \r \n c a c
> > 0000010 o d e m o n { 7 } \r \n X X X X
> > 0000020 X X X \r \n 2 s e l e c t i n
> > 0000030 b o x \r \n 3 l o g o u t \r \n
> > $ hexdump -c inflow.imap.bad (nginx:imaps -> exchange:imap)
> > 0000000 1 L O G I N { 9 } \r \n c a c
> > 0000010 o d e m o n { 7 } \r \n X X X X
> > 0000020 X X X \r \n 2 s e l e c t i n
> > 0000030 b o x \n
> > same goes for pop3 in the same direction - missing '\r' after 'list'
> > command.
> The "2 select ..." is not something nginx sent by itself, it's
> client data it forwarded. You may take a look at a client you use
> instead.
both testcases produced by me, using plain linux telnet and plain
linux openssl s_client.
I'd kinda expect no '\r' in that case, but it's there in the
beginning in both cases.
tia,
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Igor "CacoDem0n" Grabin, http://violent.death.kiev.ua/
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