Well, the problem was a PIX that did a fixup on smtp, which actually block EHLO
messages.
Thanks for your help.
/Lars
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From: cour...@gmx.net [mailto:cour...@gmx.net]
Sent: Fri 7/23/2004 11:53 AM
To: cour...@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [courier-users] Re: EHLO/HELO
--On Donnerstag, 22. Juli 2004 21:06 +0200 Holmström Lars
<lars...@essnet.se> wrote:
I am using the same (identical) client device for both accounts. This
device (Qtek 2020) runs PocketPc 2003 and has no virusscanner
capabilities.
Do you send the mail via ActiveSync ? Use a 'real' socket instead.
Chat from mail sent with a IPAQ/WM2003:
Jul 23 11:45:01 <mail.info> smtp courieresmtpd: started,ip=[10...]
Jul 23 11:45:01 <mail.info> smtp courieresmtpd: EHLO Inbox
^^^ Something munges this line, search and destroy the broken proxy,
format c: may help too ;)
Jul 23 11:45:01 <mail.info> smtp courieresmtpd: STARTTLS
Jul 23 11:45:02 <mail.info> smtp courieresmtpd: MAIL FROM:<roland@...>
Jul 23 11:45:02 <mail.info> smtp courieresmtpd: RCPT TO:<support@...>
Jul 23 11:45:02 <mail.info> smtp courieresmtpd: DATA
In order to isolate the problem I used the account that actually is
working, and changed the SMTP servername and the login information. I can
then see the error as before. This makes me believe the solution to the
problem is to be found in the courier configuration.
There is nothing courier could do about.
Roland
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