2002-06-19 Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj@ximian.com>
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c (smtp_connect): Don't
bother trying to authenticate (and thus don't throw up an error
dialog) unless the server is an ESMTP server and supports
authentication.
* camel-sasl-plain.c: Change the user-friendly name to PLAIN, this
is what it should be. Not "Password" because user's immediately
think that they need authentication when they see "Password" even
if they don't need it at all.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=17232
* camel-service.h: Remove the "quick_login" member, which is
unnecessary.
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c (smtp_auth): Remove the
references to quick_login and fix this to use the CamelSasl
interfaces correctly to do the same thing.
(connect_to_server): Split this out of smtp_connect
(smtp_connect): Use connect_to_server. When re-EHLO'ing after
auth, ignore errors.
(query_auth_types): Use connect_to_server rather than
smtp_connect, so it doesn't try to authenticate. Add LOGIN
authtype to the list of authtypes to check for.
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-provider.c
(camel_provider_module_init): Add LOGIN authtype to the authtypes
list explicitly.
* camel-sasl.c (camel_sasl_authtype_list): Don't list LOGIN here:
it's not a real SASL authtype and is only used for SMTP.
* camel-sasl-plain.c:
* camel-sasl-login.c:
* camel-sasl-kerberos4.c:
* camel-sasl-cram-md5.c:
* camel-sasl-anonymous.c:
* providers/pop3/camel-pop3-provider.c: Remove "quick_login"
argument from authtypes.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=9100
2001-04-01 Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj@ximian.com>
* camel-sasl-login.[c,h]: New files to handle the LOGIN SASL
mechanism.
* camel-sasl-plain.c: Removed the definition of
camel_sasl_login_authtype.
* camel-sasl.c (camel_sasl_new): Oops. I thought LOGIN was an
alias to PLAIN. I was wrong. These two SASL objects have to be
separate.
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c (smtp_auth): Updated to
check for and use authmech->quick_login when available.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=9088
2001-04-01 Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj@ximian.com>
* camel-sasl-plain.c:
* camel-sasl-anonymous.c:
* camel-sasl-digest-md5.c:
* camel-sasl-cram-md5.c:
* camel-sasl-kerberos4.c: Updated the authtype values.
* camel-service.h: Added another field to CamelServiceAuthType
that specifies whether or not the mechanism supports "quick auth"
which means that the client can send the initial challenge in the
AUTH request.
* camel-sasl.c (camel_sasl_new): Add support for LOGIN.
(camel_sasl_authtype_list): Here too.
(camel_sasl_authtype): And finally here.
* camel-sasl-plain.c: Define camel_sasl_login_authtype.
* providers/smtp/camel-smtp-transport.c (smtp_auth): Only unref
the SASL object if it exists.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=9086
* camel-sasl-plain.c (camel_sasl_plain_authtype): Rename this from
"PLAIN" to "Password": there's no reason the user needs to see the
SASL mechanism name.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8950
2001-03-05 Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj@ximian.com>
* camel-sasl-plain.c (plain_challenge): Don't return NULL if the
token is non-NULL. This is why:
sending : AUTH PLAIN
received: 334 ok. go on. <-- this is why
sending : ZGZPaQpAZ214Lm5ldBBnb29jYXI=
received: 235 {mp005-rz3} go ahead
* camel-sasl.c (camel_sasl_authtype): Add the PLAIN type here.
(camel_sasl_authtype_list): And here too.
* camel-sasl-plain.c: Initialize the camel_sasl_plain_authtype.
* camel-sasl-plain.h: extern the camel_sasl_plain_authtype.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8562
* camel-sasl.c (camel_sasl_challenge): Take a GByteArray as input
as well. Comment that you can pass %NULL for @token to get the
initial auth data for mechanisms that are client-initiated.
(camel_sasl_challenge_base64): Convenience function for protocols
that use base64-encoded SASL.
(camel_sasl_authenticated): Implement this... (it was prototyped
already)
(camel_sasl_new): Function to take a service name, a mechanism
name, and a CamelService, and return a CamelSasl for it.
(camel_sasl_authtype, camel_sasl_authtype_list): Functions to
return CamelServiceAuthType information about SASL mechanisms, to
allow providers to deal with them generically.
* camel-sasl-anonymous.c, camel-sasl-plain.c: Update/simplify for
CamelSasl changes. Both of these are single-round
(client-initiated) mechanisms, so they don't need to keep state.
(camel_sasl_plain_new): Removed; use camel_sasl_new instead.
(Can't get rid of camel_sasl_anonymous_new though...)
* camel-sasl-cram-md5.c: Update/simplify for CamelSasl changes.
(camel_sasl_cram_md5_new): Removed; use camel_sasl_new instead.
(cram_md5_challenge): Use md5_get_digest where possible, and
various other minor simplifications. CRAM-MD5 only has a single
round, so there's no need to keep track of state. This code is now
tested (against Cyrus IMAPd) and known to work.
* camel-sasl-kerberos4.h: Update/simplify for CamelSasl changes.
Make only a single #ifdef HAVE_KRB4. Remove stuff from priv that
isn't needed between rounds.
(camel_sasl_kerberos4_new): Removed; use camel_sasl_new instead
(krb4_challenge): Fix up the logic I broke in my previous "at
least make it compile" fixes, update to match other changes, and
remove IMAP-isms that shouldn't be in the generic code. This still
isn't tested, because we're stuck behind a NAT right now...
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8462
2001-02-28 Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj@ximian.com>
* Makefile.am: Added camel-sasl-anonymous.[c,h] to the build.
* camel-sasl-anonymous.[c,h]: new SASL class for ANONYMOUS
* camel-sasl-plain.c (plain_challenge): Oops, have a state for
setting sasl->authenticated = TRUE;
* camel-sasl-cram-md5.c (cram_md5_challenge): Same here.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8433
2001-02-28 Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj@ximian.com>
* Makefile.am: Added camel-sasl*.[c,h] to the build.
* camel-sasl.[c,h]: new "abstract" SASL class
* camel-sasl-kerberos4.[c,h]: new SASL class for KERBEROS_V4
* camel-sasl-cram-md5.[c,h]: new SASL class for CRAM-MD5
* camel-sasl-plain.[c,h]: new SASL class for PLAIN
* providers/imap/camel-imap-auth.c: Removed the base64 functions.
* camel-mime-utils.c (base64_encode_simple): Moved here from
camel-imap-auth.c
(base64_decode_simple): Same.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=8428
