[imp] Can't log in to IMP 4.1 - Unexpected response from server

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Dan Brown <dan at familybrown.org>:

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> Dan Brown wrote:
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>>  Unexpected response from server to LOGIN command. [on line 42 of
>> "/home/e-smith/files/ibays/Primary/html/test/newhorde/imp/login.php"]
>
> Figuring it might be useful, I logged port 143 for a login attempt.
> Here's what resulted (with password masked):
>
>   0.018722 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Response: * OK imapfront ready. + stunnel
>   0.019158 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Request: 00000000 CAPABILITY
>   0.019816 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Response: * CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1  STARTTLS
>   0.053158 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP Response:
>   0.053696 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Request: 00000001 LOGIN dan ********
>   0.060599 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Response: 00000001 OK Logged in.
>   0.060868 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Request: 00000002 CAPABILITY
>   0.061339 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Response: * CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 SORT THREAD=REFERENCES MULTIAPPEND UNSE
> LECT LITERAL+ IDLE CHILDREN LISTEXT LIST-SUBSCRIBED
>
>   0.451176 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Response: * OK imapfront ready. + stunnel
>   0.451740 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Request: A001 CAPABILITY
>   0.452684 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Response: * CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1  STARTTLS
>   0.483275 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP Response:
>   0.484401 e-smith.familybrown.org -> e-smith.familybrown.org IMAP
> Request: A002 LOGIN dan {13}

This last one doesn't look correct. The question is whether this is  
the login from c-client or from our own client. Does it work if you  
use test.php to login?

Jan.

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