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19 <I>Sat May
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34 <PRE>><i>0) The FreeBSD smtp socket issue..
35 </I>><i>[May
18 01:
26:
28.858924 2002] mail/smtp: SMTP(
0x8163a00) received:
36 </I>><i>220-mail4.nc.rr.com Microsoft SMTP MAIL ready at Sat,
18 May
2002
37 </I>><i>01:
17:
14 -
0400 Version:
5.5.1877.757.75
38 </I>><i>[May
18 01:
26:
28.859473 2002] mail/smtp: SMTP(
0x8163a00) received:
220 ESMTP
39 </I>><i>spoken here
40 </I>><i>[May
18 01:
26:
28.860008 2002] debug: Top of main loop
42 </I>><i>And thats where it sits. Progress, yes! But not quite done.
44 Can you try and trace through the smtp_readline() routine in
45 modules/mail/smtp.c (run Services with -nofork from gdb, set a breakpoint
46 at smtp_readline after the modules are loaded) and see what happens with
47 that second line? I can't see any reason it wouldn't proceed.
49 ><i>1) Upon registering a nickname that has not been completly AUTH'd, your
50 </I>><i>email address shows up in a /ns INFO report. At this point, you cannot set
51 </I>><i>HIDE email on. Possibly a privacy issue.
53 As mentioned, you can avoid this with NSDefHideEmail, but since the
54 address may be invalid anyway, not showing it is probably the better
57 ><i>2) I would have a
"NSIsOp
",
"CSIsOp
" etc. to say whether or not you want
58 </I>><i>services' pseudo-clients to have the +o flag after registration. Maybe I'm
59 </I>><i>just nitpicking, i'd rather not see robots in /who
0 o.
61 Again as mentioned, the pseudoclients are +o because they have to be.
62 Some protocols may not require this, but it would take a lot of testing to
63 make sure of that, and it's not all that big a deal in the first place, so
64 I'm going to leave this as is for
5.0.
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