If I type another command after the "." it works fine. But, after about a
minute it still
cuts the connection and I get "read:errno=0". I checked the transcript file
and there
are 2 ^M characters after the ".". I'll have to wait till I get home from
work to try it on
another computer.
Jeremy
===== Original Message From Brian Candler
<B(_dot_)Candler(_at_)pobox(_dot_)com> =====
On Fri, May 28, 2004 at 08:37:26AM -0400, jfried wrote:
Here's the output of openssl when I try to retrive that message that messes
up
fetchmail. It sits there for a min, and then there's that
"read:errno=0" line. I'm still not sure what's going on.
Is that minute an inactivity timeout? What if you type another command after
you get the "." back, is it acted upon?
What I suggest you do is go to some other machines with different operating
systems (i.e. TCP/IP stacks) and versions of openssl, and try the same from
there. If you get the same problem, then you've pretty much proved it's a
broken server.
----506268834230434501--
.
read:errno=0
The '.' should indicate 'end of message'. But you might want to open your
transcript file with a text editor to check that it has \r\n.\r\n
(i.e. ^M newline . ^M newline)
Regards,
Brian.
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