Problems...

[J?rgen Tysnes]

I seem to have a problem with pop3 or something...

I tried another webmail reader (postaci). And I still get
the same problems as I had with imp. it looks like pop3 wont let me log in.

Here is what happens when I try to connect at local port 110:
+OK POP3 turp v7.64 server ready
user %jorgen
+OK User name accepted, password please
pass %fotball
-ERR Bad login

The password shown here is not my correct one, but I get the same message even
though I use my correct password.

What can be wrong? I think pop3 is screwed or something :)

-Jorgen


>From chuck@horde.org Date: Mon,  2 Apr 2001 09:47:54 -0400
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Quoting J?rgen Tysnes <jorgen@turp.sytes.net>:

> What can be wrong? I think pop3 is screwed or something :)

Have you tried looking at your systems's logfiles?

-chuck

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>From chuck@horde.org Date: Mon,  2 Apr 2001 10:08:09 -0400
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Quoting Nick Ustinov <Nick.Ustinov@videinfra.lv>:

> Why doesn;t IMP set sender using -f ? :)
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> kasjauns@inbox.lv using -f

As the warning tells you, IMP does use -f. 
http://www.horde.org/faq/admin/trouble/index.php#t34

-chuck

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>From chuck@horde.org Date: Mon,  2 Apr 2001 10:11:35 -0400
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Subject: Re: [imp] Still can't login

Quoting Steven Patterson <S.R.Patterson@soton.ac.uk>:

> > Did you tried to login using telnet program?!.
> > THIS STEP IS IMPORTANT! :)
> 
> I hope it's not that important, I certainly don't give my 30,000 users a
> login shell on my imap server! :)
> 
> Moral is, don't make assumptions ;)

Testing IMAP or POP3 access using telnet does not require a login shell; it's 
just testing the same access that you have from a mail client, and it is an 
important troubleshooting step.

(Granted, if you use Kerberos or CRAM-MD5 auth or imap/ssl, logging in via 
telnet isn't going to do you much good.)

-chuck

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