Sorry about the late response, but I just got some time to look into this. Your fix allows Eudora to negotiate TLSv1, but does NOT fix the STARTTLS problem. I still can not get Eudora to do STARTTLS with an unmodified Cyrus.
If you look closely at the log of your connection, you connected to an imaps daemon, meaning that you're doing what Eudora calls an "Alternate Port" connection (SSL wrapped IMAP on port 993). So, we're back to square one -- Eudora is still broken. Ken Nick Simicich wrote: > > I just successfully got Eudora to negotiate TLS with Cyrus. This applies > to Eudora 5.1. > > A log extract which shows that I was able to connect in TLS is below --- > you will have to trust me that I did it from Eudora. The way to accomplish > this is to stop Eudora, and using an editor like emacs or notepad, edit the > eudora.ini file. In the [Settings] part of the file, find a entry labeled > "SSLReceiveVersion" If it is there, change the value specified to 0. If > it is not there, add a line reading > > SSLReceiveVersion=0 > > Then start Eudora again. > > This parameter defaults to 6, which allows SSL Version 3 only. A setting > of 0 allows any of the settings it will speak. 7 forces TLS 1.0, other > settings force various other combinations. But 0 makes Eudora permissive > and allows it to speak what the other end wants to speak, thus allowing it > to use TLS version 1.0. Why Eudora decided to make this parameter default > to 6, I have no idea. I believe that this will allow Eudora 5.1 to talk to > an unmodified Cyrus. > > The FAQ should probably be changed to mention this parameter -- and maybe > when people contact Eudora it should be to ask that the parameter be changed. > > Sep 27 22:37:40 parrot master[30495]: about to exec /usr/cyrus/bin/imapd > Sep 27 22:37:40 parrot service-imaps[30495]: executed > Sep 27 22:37:40 parrot imapd[30495]: accepted connection > Sep 27 22:37:44 parrot imapd[30495]: starttls: TLSv1 with cipher > DES-CBC3-SHA (1 > 68/168 bits) no authentication > Sep 27 22:37:45 parrot imapd[30495]: login: > glock.squawk.com[208.176.124.157] ni > ck CRAM-MD5+TLS User logged in > Sep 27 22:37:45 parrot imapd[30495]: seen_db: user nick opened > /var/imap/user/n/ > nick.seen > Sep 27 22:37:45 parrot imapd[30495]: open: user nick opened INBOX > > -- > We often hear of war described as if it were some kind of impersonal > affliction, such as the Black Plague or famine.The fact is that war is not > just something that happens, it is something that people make happen, and > they make it happen for reasons. As Clausewitz said, war is the continuation > of politics by other means. Exactly. War is neither a hurricane nor a flood. > It is, on the contrary, the cutting edge of ideology. > -- Jeff Cooper > Nick Simicich - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://scifi.squawk.com/njs.html -- Kenneth Murchison Oceana Matrix Ltd. Software Engineer 21 Princeton Place 716-662-8973 x26 Orchard Park, NY 14127 --PGP Public Key-- http://www.oceana.com/~ken/ksm.pgp
