On Thursday, August 9 at 09:41 AM, quoth Unga:
I don't get a "Received [..] with (DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA
encrypted) SMTP;") header in mails I send. I tried
with Thunderbird ver. 1.5.0.7. What I get is:
Received: ...with ESMTPA.
It's because of a bit of laziness on the part of the person merging
the two patches. The AUTH patch sets the protocol string to be
"ESMTPA", and the TLS patch sets the protocol string to be
"(DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA encrypted) SMTP", and they overwrite each other.
Whichever one happens last wins; so if you encrypt first and then
auth, all you'll see is that your mail was sent authenticated.
Look in the code, in smtp_auth(), for where it says:
protocol = "ESMTPA";
and replace it with:
if (smtps && ssl) {
if (!stralloc_copys(&proto, "ESMTPSA (")
|| !stralloc_cats(&proto, SSL_get_cipher(ssl))
|| !stralloc_cats(&proto, " encrypted, authenticated)"))
die_nomem();
if (!stralloc_0(&proto)) die_nomem();
protocol = proto.s;
} else {
protocol = "ESMTPA";
}
...and you'll have to move the definition of the proto variable higher
up in the file so that smtp_auth() can have access to it.
Or you can complain to the guy you got the patch from! :)
~Kyle
--
Power always thinks it has a great soul and vast views beyond the
comprehension of the weak; and that it is doing God's service when it
is violating all his laws.
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