On July 7, 2010 at 2:33AM +0900, tats (at debian.org) wrote: > On June 30, 2010 at 3:36PM +0200, > dmaus (at ictsoc.de) wrote: > >> Package: wl-beta >> Severity: minor >> >> By default gnutls-cli uses a single LF to delimit commands, but the >> specs (e.g. IMAP) define client and server commands to be delimited by >> CRLF. >> >> Most servers may accept LF instead CRLF, but connecting to servers >> that do not accept LF or are behind a restrictive firewall that >> filters non-compliant traffic will fail. > > Hmm, if "--crlf" is added to ssl-program-arguments, imap.gmail.com > fails with the error: "IMAP error: Could not parse command". > > What should we do?
Hmm, Wanderlust seems to use CRLF to send commands to gnutls-cli. Is "--crlf" really needed? It seems to be redundantly. Thanks, -- Tatsuya Kinoshita
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