Bug in ssl_pop3.c

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kackle123
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Bug in ssl_pop3.c

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I found that ssl_pop3 only uses port 995, disregarding what you ask it to use. I found the issue exists in at least version 2.5.3.
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Re: Bug in ssl_pop3.c

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And in NNDK version 2.7.5 (ssl_pop3.cpp). For shame...
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Re: Bug in ssl_pop3.c

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Right...

Well, I didn't see this last time, but I do see this now.

Sorry this has lingered...
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Re: Bug in ssl_pop3.c

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No problem! I fixed it for myself back then, and haven't released our product compiled under NNDK v2.7.5 yet. Just posting for information's sake...
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It has been checked in. That fix was... embarrassingly simple. Finger's crossed that some one else hasn't hard coded it in their app to something incorrect.

And of course, here's the relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1172/

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Re: Bug in ssl_pop3.c

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I come for the software discussions, I stay for the comics.
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