Re: how to configure sieve to start STARTTLS ?

From: JOYDEEP (no email)
Date: Tue Apr 03 2007 - 05:25:39 EDT

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    Rudy Gevaert wrote:
    > JOYDEEP wrote:
    >> Dear list,
    >>
    >> after implementing the imaps , I need to configure sieve to start
    >> STARTTLS.
    >>
    >> sivtest -a aftab -u aftab linux.kolkatainfoservices.in -m LOGIN -t
    >> ""
    >>
    >> is working well. is there any config file for sieve so that I can force
    >> sieve to start STARTTLS ? bcoz I am using sieve from a web-based email
    >> client called felamimail.
    >
    > I'm not sure what you are trying to say, because it is the client that
    > has to issue STARTTLS, and not the server. The server just advertises
    > his capabilities. E.g. TLS

    OK Rudy, thanks for your hints. I think I must be more verbose here.

    I have imaps. whenever I try to use sieve from felamimail web mail
    client it reports

    -------------------------------------------------------
    Apr 3 14:51:12 linux slapd[4169]: conn=727 op=0 RESULT tag=97 err=0 text=
    Apr 3 14:51:12 linux master[10304]: about to exec
    /usr/lib/cyrus/bin/timsieved
    Apr 3 14:51:12 linux sieve[10304]: executed
    Apr 3 14:51:12 linux sieve[10304]: accepted connection
    Apr 3 14:51:12 linux sieve[10304]: badlogin:
    linux.kolkatainfoservices.in[127.0.0.1] PLAIN encryption needed to use
    mechanism
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    If I manually test with the command
    sivtest -a aftab -u aftab linux.kolkatainfoservices.in -m LOGIN -t ""

    it runs successfully.
    the log reports
    ----------------------------------------------------
    Apr 3 14:54:33 linux imaps[10364]: login: linux.kolkatainfoservices.in
    [127.0.0.1] aftab LOGIN+TLS User logged in
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    so here i need something so that sieve can work with imaps.

    >
    > Btw I have in mine imapd.conf
    > allowplaintext: 0
    >
    > And that disables sending a password not encryped over the wire for
    > imap and sieve. (I think lmtp has to be preauthed, I'm using it that
    > way).
    >
    > Also I can say you can't run sieve over ssl natively by cyrus. I have
    > set up a second imapd.conf with in it the same as in my other
    > imapd.conf except:
    > allowplaintext: 1
    > and I have two timsieved's running in my cyrus.conf:
    > sieve cmd="/usr/cyrus/bin/timsieved -C
    > /mail/mail1/etc/imapd.conf" listen="mail1.ugent.be:sieve" prefork=0
    > lsieve cmd="/usr/cyrus/bin/timsieved -C
    > /mail/mail1/etc/imapd_local_sieve.conf" listen="localhost:sieve"
    > prefork=0
    >
    > I then have set up an stunnel that redirects port 4000 to the sieve on
    > localhost:sieve. Users can then use sieve over ssl. (In fact the
    > only user is our webmail client that supports sieve over ssl, but not
    > sieve+tls).
    >
    > Also note that I'm advertising only PLAIN in my sasl_mech_list. I'm
    > not advertising "LOGIN" because setting allowplaintext:0 will disable
    > LOGIN. See http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu//imapd/overview.html#login
    >
    >
    > Rudy
    >
    >>
    >> thanks
    >>
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    >
    >

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