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Managesieve connection problems

Started by JohnDoh, October 31, 2009, 12:52:36 PM

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bambam82

Quote from: periferral;23409yep. Running 1.2.6
You might want to look at this file again
roundcube/plugins/managesieve/config.inc.php

Even for managesieve, i have the following settings
$rcmail_config['managesieve_port'] = 2000;
$rcmail_config['managesieve_host'] = 'localhost';

Try these rather than the names you use to see if that helps.

Service managesieve is running. See earlier posts. But somehow roundcube doesn't get it. And in the last logs I posted you can see it uses a MD5 digest to connect and that fails. But the connection to the server is ok...

JohnDoh

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Hi everyone. In an attempt to limit confusion about different plugins I have move some posts here from the sieverules thread, despite what some of them suggest they are not about the sieverules plugin but about the managesieve plugin, these are different plugins.
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JohnDoh

did you check what version of the net_sieve class you had, depending on when you downloaded the plugin you may have version 1.2 which is a beta version, I saw a post about a problem with this on the mailing list and you might want to try version 1.1.7 and see if that makes any difference.
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periferral

@bambam
I release the server is running. The settings I'm talking about are for the managesieve plugin for roundcube. while I don't think that is the issue, im wondering if the plugin is reading the correct set of parameters. If the trunk version checks for $rcmail_config['managesieve_port']  which in your case does not exist, it might try to connect on the default port and fail

just a thought. Also, johndoh's comments make sense. Something else to look into

bambam82

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Quote from: periferral;23415@bambam
I release the server is running. The settings I'm talking about are for the managesieve plugin for roundcube. while I don't think that is the issue, im wondering if the plugin is reading the correct set of parameters. If the trunk version checks for $rcmail_config['managesieve_port']  which in your case does not exist, it might try to connect on the default port and fail

just a thought. Also, johndoh's comments make sense. Something else to look into

see here http://www.roundcubeforum.net/api-based-plugins/5860-managesieve-connection-problems.html#post23364. The connection works, but for some reason the authentication fails...