Question involving Mountain Lion server, Roundcube versions since 0.8.5 and including 0.9.2, and managesieve
Hello,
Since version 0.8.5 of Roundcube, the default installation of the managesieve plugin doesn't work for me. Even using the same configuration settings from versions prior results in the roundcube being unable to connect to the sieve via the managesieve plugin.
After doing some checking, on my config, the various auth functions in plugins/managesieve/Net/Sieve.php that attempt to determine the server's strongest auth methods seem to return incorrect values. Worse, the plugin will gleefully ignore you specifying a particular auth method, like CRAM-MD5.
In my testing, the plugin will repeatedly try DIGEST-MD5 when you specify CRAM-MD5; which I suppose would be fine except when in fact your server doesn't support it. :-)
You can workaround the issue by removing the DIGEST-MD5 as a supported type in class Net_Sieve (which lives in the managesieve plugin folder, under /Net) but this seems to be a bit of a brute force mechanism to solve what should be a simple problem.
I saw a couple of other users with similar issues, including one with an identical problem in the forums but no resolution.
I'm fresh out of ideas on why this happening -- probably looking at the command line way too much today, any suggestions?
Thanks,
- Matt
On 06/24/2013 03:24 AM, Matt Domenici wrote:
In my testing, the plugin will repeatedly try DIGEST-MD5 when you specify CRAM-MD5; which I suppose would be fine except when in fact your server doesn't support it. :-)
You can workaround the issue by removing the DIGEST-MD5 as a supported type in class Net_Sieve (which lives in the managesieve plugin folder, under /Net) but this seems to be a bit of a brute force mechanism to solve what should be a simple problem.
Enable managesieve_debug and provide the log.
I'm not having any luck getting output into the log directory; I did a quick review of the main config files for roundcube and the log files, and it _should_ be working, but it's not. Any suggestions?
I'd like to provide the log back to help resolve this...
On 2013-06-23 23:09, A.L.E.C wrote:
On 06/24/2013 03:24 AM, Matt Domenici wrote:
In my testing, the plugin will repeatedly try DIGEST-MD5 when you specify CRAM-MD5; which I suppose would be fine except when in fact your server doesn't support it. :-) You can workaround the issue by removing the DIGEST-MD5 as a supported type in class Net_Sieve (which lives in the managesieve plugin folder, under /Net) but this seems to be a bit of a brute force mechanism to solve what should be a simple problem.
Enable managesieve_debug and provide the log.
Hello,
I thought I'd ping everyone one more time; I'm still having no luck enabling debug -- I get nothing in the logs. I'm a bit worried about the auth issue, and I'd like to help solve it. Any pointers would be appreciated.
- Matt
On Jun 25, 2013, at 1:33 PM, Matt Domenici matt@domenici.com wrote:
I'm not having any luck getting output into the log directory; I did a quick review of the main config files for roundcube and the log files, and it should be working, but it's not. Any suggestions?
I'd like to provide the log back to help resolve this...
On 2013-06-23 23:09, A.L.E.C wrote:
On 06/24/2013 03:24 AM, Matt Domenici wrote:
In my testing, the plugin will repeatedly try DIGEST-MD5 when you specify CRAM-MD5; which I suppose would be fine except when in fact your server doesn't support it. :-) You can workaround the issue by removing the DIGEST-MD5 as a supported type in class Net_Sieve (which lives in the managesieve plugin folder, under /Net) but this seems to be a bit of a brute force mechanism to solve what should be a simple problem.
Enable managesieve_debug and provide the log.
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