[Tickets #4943] Re: Error connecting to IMAP server: [0] Error 0.
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Ticket | 4943
Updated By | Michael Slusarz <slusarz at horde.org>
Summary | Error connecting to IMAP server: [0] Error 0.
Queue | IMP
Version | 4.1.3
Type | Bug
-State | Assigned
+State | Feedback
Priority | 1. Low
Owners | Michael Slusarz
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Michael Slusarz <slusarz at horde.org> (2007-01-25 09:38) wrote:
>> PHP Warning: fsockopen(): no SSL support in this build in
>> This message can't be clearer.
>
> To me, that message makes no sense at all, given that
> - imp/test.php connects to the server via SSL without any problem,
> and tells me the number of messages in my mailbox,
Because it is using the c-client only, not the PHP-based IMAP client.
> - imp/login.php gets a sensible response from the server when the
> user credentials are wrong,
Because c-client rejects the login before we even have an opportunity to
call the PHP imap client.
> - test.php, imp/test.php, and phpinfo() unanimously report that SSL
> support is available, and sufficient, in my PHP installation.
If that is the case, then there is something borked in your PHP install.
> I rather conjecture that Imp 4.1.3 uses some particular feature of
> PHP 5.1's SSL support, which is not present in earlier PHP versions
> (in contrast to the documentation in imp/servers.php.dist). However,
> I have not the knowledge to prove, or disprove, that conjecture.
That is a totally bogus statement.
Directly from servers.php.dist:
* The ssl and tls options will only work if you've compiled PHP
* against a SSL-enabled version of c-client, used the
* --with-imap-ssl and --with-openssl flags when compiling PHP,
* and you have a mail server server which supports SSL.
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