MDaemon server: errors while using MailKit
Bykiev opened this issue · comments
Hello,
thank you for you hard work, I really love you library!
Unfortunately I'm facing some errors while reading/sending mails with MailKit. I believe these errors caused by server, but I need to use MDaemon mail server (MDaemon 8.1.1). What do you think about it? Is anything can be done on client side?
Here is some logs from MDaemon:
Error reading from socket!
Unexpected socket closure
SMTP session terminated (Bytes in/out: 0/76)
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Error reading from socket!
Winsock Error 10053 Software caused a connection abort.
SMTP session terminated (Bytes in/out: 0/76)
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Error reading from socket!
Winsock Error 10054 Connection was reset by the other side!
SMTP session terminated (Bytes in/out: 0/76)
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Error reading from socket!
Unexpected socket closure
SMTP session terminated (Bytes in/out: 0/76)
IMAP:
Socket connection closed by the other side (how rude!)
Winsock Error 10053 Software caused a connection abort.
Unexpected socket closure
IMAP session terminated, (54 bytes)
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This warning is always in MDaemon's log on successful read:
Socket connection closed by the other side (how rude!)
IMAP session terminated, (45945 bytes)
Typically, other client's IMAP log looking like this:
<-- pnkl LOGOUT
--> * BYE IMAP engine signing off (no errors)
IMAP session complete, (XXX bytes)
This warning is always in MDaemon's log on successful read:
Socket connection closed by the other side (how rude!) IMAP session terminated, (45945 bytes)Typically, other client's IMAP log looking like this:
<-- pnkl LOGOUT --> * BYE IMAP engine signing off (no errors) IMAP session complete, (XXX bytes)
I think I need to call Disconnect method with true to send LOGOUT command
I think I need to call Disconnect method with true to send LOGOUT command
That is the solution to your problems, yes.
I think I need to call Disconnect method with true to send LOGOUT command
That is the solution to your problems, yes.
Sorry, but what about SMTP errors?
Same thing.