Fixup smtp blocks WinCE

enabling the smtp fixup feature blocks sending mails to WinCE. Tests with a Windows 95 client and a Palm tree worked well.

Examining the packages with a show to sniff what follows for Windows CE:

S: MAIL FROM:<>

R: 250

S: MAIL FROM:

Here the PIX continues to transfer packets.

Clients of Win95 and Palm begin by:

S: MAIL FROM:

As in RFC - 821 page 15/16 described a "MAIL FROM:"with an empty argument is managed as an undeliverable message.» As shown in example 7, it should be:

S: MAIL FROM:<>

R: 250 ok

S: RCPT TO:<>[email protected] / * />

Is it okay to interpret this example in order to be the only way to be in conformity with the RFC starting by "MAIL FROM:<>'.»

Does this mean that the way that the acts of WinCE-client is not RFC-821 are in line and is correctly filtered by the PIX?

All the instructions would be appreciated.

Thank you

Alexander

Fixup SMTP in the PIX keep track of which state that the e-mail message is in (command mode initial response mode, data mode, etc.), so if things are not in the right order, it will block.

Page 27 of RFC821 details the syntax of command and States the following:

------------------------------------------------------------------

MAIL, SEND, SOML, or SAML commands begin a mail

transaction. Once started a mail transaction consists

one of the transaction from one or more RCPT commands,

commands, and a DATA command, in that order. A mail

transaction may be aborted by the RSET command. There may be

be zero or more transactions in a session.

------------------------------------------------------------------

It shows that you can have that one command MAIL from mail transaction, so if WinCE indeed sends two then it violates the RFC.

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