Re: [users] Re: sslwrap/spop3d

[Alvin Oga <aoga@Mail.Linux-Consulting.com>]

hi Mad

question still stands....did you compile sslwrap on the
server you are using it on that is also your pop3 server
that you're wrapping its services ??

- random crashes sometimes could be incompatibilities
  between the binaries you run out-of-the-box and
  the upgraded/out-dated machine

- since its only dies on pop3d wrapping...
	its a pretty safe bet that re-compiling both
	might solve the problem ???  ( try recompiling it )

- or keep looking for other causes to your random crashes

geez... last post from me on this...

c ya
alvin

On Wed, 9 May 2001, MaD dUCK wrote:

> also sprach Alvin Oga (on Tue, 08 May 2001 08:38:10PM -0700):
> > dont know why your sslwrap would die....
> 
> well thanks for the reply then...
> 
> >    did you compile sslwrap and ipop3d on a compatible box
> >    with the same versions of libs that is running on the
> >    secure pop3 server ??
> 
> do you know sslwrap? it has *nothing* to do with the pop3 server other
> than relaying network traffic -> it decodes ssl traffic coming in at
> port 995 and forwards it to localhost:110, and it encodes anything
> localhost:110 spits out and sends it out to the client. so all
> interaction that sslwrap and spop3d ever have is through the POP3
> protocol - and it's not the server that dies but the wrapper... and
> only the POP3 wrapper because the IMAP wrapper is *never* used
> (basically).
>