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[Help-gnunet] Configuring SMTP


From: Brent Miller
Subject: [Help-gnunet] Configuring SMTP
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2003 09:31:03 -0800
User-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.5) Gecko/20031024 Debian/1.5-2

OK, I'm trying to get the smtp transport set up and I think I have everything 
configured pretty much the way I think it's supposed to be but I still can't 
seem to get it working. Outside of gnunet I'm able to send mail to myself and 
verify that it comes out of the specified pipe when I `mail -a "X-mailer: 
testtest” ...' but the tests still fail under gnunet-transport-check:

address@hidden:~$ gnunet-transport-check -L  EVERYTHING -t smtp
Testing transport(s) smtp
Nov  7 09:17:33 DEBUG: checking SMTP server
Nov  7 09:17:33 DEBUG: no email-address specified, will not advertise SMTP 
address
Nov  7 09:17:33 DEBUG: verified SMTP helo from address@hidden
Nov  7 09:17:33 DEBUG: base64-encoding 39 byte message
Nov  7 09:17:33 DEBUG: base64-encoded message size 53 bytes
Nov  7 09:17:33 WARNING: sending E-mail to address@hidden failed
ERROR: could not send
 

What's strange is that the problem doesn't seem to be with any of my MTA 
configuration as it seems that gnunet is choking midway through the test as my 
exim log seems to indicate:

2003-11-07 09:17:39 unexpected disconnection while reading SMTP command from 
localhost (gnunet) [127.0.0.1] (error: Connection reset by peer)


And when I run ethereal on my loopback I can't find anything unusual, other 
than it just seems to die midway through:

220 icculus ESMTP Exim 3.36 #1 Thu, 06 Nov 2003 22:21:10 -0800.
HELO localhost.
250 icculus Hello localhost [127.0.0.1].
MAIL FROM: <>.
250 <> is syntactically correct.
RCPT TO: <address@hidden>.
250 <address@hidden> verified.


Anybody have any ideas? It's not critical that I get this up and running as I'm 
able to punch tcp and udp through my firewall, but I just thought it'd be a fun 
thing to try and do. I'm running gnunet 0.6.0a-1 from the debian unstable 
package, and my SMTP configuration from my gnunet.conf file follows.

TIA,
Brent


[SMTP]
        EMAIL = "address@hidden"
        EMAIL-SENDER = "address@hidden"
        MTU = 65536
        PORT = 25
        SERVER = localhost
        SENDERHOSTNAME = localhost
        FILTER = "X-mailer: testtest"
        PIPE = /home/gnunet/gnunetSMTP





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