On Tue, May 03, 2022 at 12:00:44PM -0400, ant wrote:
i don't explicitly set that variable anywhere in any of my mutt profiles that i know of. unsetting that does allow mutt to send mail again using the 2.2.3-2 version so that did take care of the problem. thank you! :)
I'm glad that fixed the problem. But I think it would be worth investigating a bit more where the assignment came from. From my most recent email (which I think arrived after you sent this one), it looks like the assignment, wherever it is, is using non-ascii quote-marks.
Mutt is actually *including* the unicode curly-quotes as part of the method value. I think cyrus sasl must have been lax, but the gnu sasl code is picky about the value being legal.
So it can't actually find a method '”cram-md5”' in the list 'PLAIN LOGIN CRAM-MD5' provided by the server.
I think this bug can be closed, but I'd still like to hear if you found where it was coming from. :-)
Thank you, -Kevin
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