Hi,
finally I got it managed to use nocol :-) I use the "stable 4.2.1"
Version, no beta actually. I try to test my POP3 servers with the
portmon, but that won't work. I tried the following:
HOST IIwebPOST 111.222.333.444 POPport 110 Critical
info +OK POP3 server ready
TIME 30 60 90 +OK POP3 server ready
This is the actual version.
I also tried
HOST IIwebPOST 111.222.333.444 POPport 110 Critical USER rince@test\nPASS abcde\n
info +OK User logged in, proceed.
TIME 30 60 90 +OK User logged in, proceed.
... but this won't work, at least it gets an error.
portmon -d brings:
(debug) Connected: 'IIwebPOST:110'
(debug) Looking for any initial connect string
(debug) timeout_read(): Reading a line from socket..
(debug) timeout_read: Read 64 bytes from socket
(debug) portmon: ignoring connect string '+OK POP3 server ready
<85581.1911.933062143@post.xxxx>
'
(debug) portmon: host IIwebPOST sent string 'USER
rince@test
PASS abcde
'
[waiting a long time]
timeout_read(): select() timed out
read error for 'IIwebPOST:110'- timeout
(debug) elapsed time= 9999 secs
(debug) checkport(): returning severity 1
(debug) portmon: sleeping for 60...zzz
While this exercise works fine with telnet (just go to port 110 and
authenticate yourself), the portmon can't see it as far as I can
see. Do you know what I am doing wrong?
Ciao, Hanno
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