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For 6.3.X:
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Casper Gripenberg's 6.3.2 no-IDLE/NOOP hang with EXISTS (see full trace
and patch on fetchmail-devel).
20060213T122015 [ 53: Frederic Marchal] [fetchmail-users] Incorrect header line and lost mails
See if fetchmail still segfaults (see quotes of Frederic Marchal
2006-02-17):
> In fetchmail, the problem is clearly located in transact.c (I wouldn't
> call it a bug until I get some clarification from the one who wrote
> it). The part of the code that rejects the mail is preceded by a comment
> stating
>
> * At least one brain-dead website (netmind.com) is known to
> * send out robotmail that's missing the RFC822 delimiter blank
> * line before the body! Without this check fetchmail segfaults.
> * With it, we treat such messages as spam and refuse them.
>
> But the test after this comment doesn't test for the beginning of the
> body but for a header line not starting with a blank and not containing
> a colon.
Yves Boisjoly reports that NTLM auth needs to use the real Wks field
rather than duplicating the user name (see l. 211 in smbutil.c).
Make fetchmailconf a noarch RPM (needs %ifarch hacks and running
rpmbuild twice).
fetchmail -vvvv --syslog prints blank lines on the screen.
Probably uid.c lines 254 and 265.
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