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Re: [tpop3d-discuss] Peculiar bug. 1.5.2 with TLS crashes on occasion.
From: |
Chris Lightfoot |
Subject: |
Re: [tpop3d-discuss] Peculiar bug. 1.5.2 with TLS crashes on occasion. |
Date: |
Thu, 16 Oct 2003 12:43:46 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.3.24i |
On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 08:39:13PM -0400, Dave Baker wrote:
[ I've tried to reproduce this with the data you've
supplied, but can't yet. ]
> Here's the tpop3d output from the session that crashed:
>
> 2003-10-15 20:06:30.871169500 listeners_post_select: client
> [6]69.0.74.197/mail.server.hostname: connected to local address
> 69.55.238.47:995
> 2003-10-15 20:06:35.014563500 authcontext_new_user_pass: began session for
> address@hidden' with perl; uid 68, gid 6
> 2003-10-15 20:06:35.018870500 fork_child: address@hidden(69.0.74.197): began
> session for address@hidden' with perl; child PID is 92462
> 2003-10-15 20:06:35.025294500 mailspool_new_from_file: indexed mailspool
> /var/mail/dsb3.com/dave (6591 bytes) in 0.000s
> 2003-10-15 20:06:36.951299500 ioabs_tls_immediate_write: client
> address@hidden(69.0.74.197): bad write retry; closing connection
hang on. tpop3d hasn't crashed here; it's received an
error from the network layer. Not sure why yet.
> 2003-10-15 20:06:36.954052500 connections_post_select: client
> address@hidden(69.0.74.197): finished session for address@hidden' with perl
> 2003-10-15 20:06:36.954067500 connections_post_select: client
> address@hidden(69.0.74.197): disconnected; 47/8024 bytes read/written
This could be an error in the buffering code, I suppose. I
doubt it's to do with the message format in detail --
tpop3d only looks for From_ lines and blank lines. Have
you access to any other version of openssl? I'd be
interested to know whether compiling it with a different
library version makes any difference in your
configuration.
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