Re: Balsa 2.5.6-1:Cannot initialize GSS security context
- From: JohnJackDoe tele2 de
- To: "balsa-list gnome org" <balsa-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Balsa 2.5.6-1:Cannot initialize GSS security context
- Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2018 17:01:23 +0100
Hi Albrecht,
My /old/ machine is running Xubuntu 16.04 LTS. According to your
instructions some time ago I build Balsa from GIT succesfully as
follows:
Bauen (der configure-Aufruf ist das, was ich verwende, bitte wie
gewünscht anpassen, was aber ggf. weitere dev-Pakete benötigt):
cd balsa
./autogen.sh
./configure --with-gpgme --with-gpg-app=/usr/bin/gpg2 --with-html-
widget=webkit2 --with-spell-checker=gtkspell --with-rubrica=yes
--with-libnotify --with-canberra --enable-smime --with-gtksourceview --
without-gnome --with-gcr=yes --with-compface
make
sudo make install
I don't want to sound cheeky but the /old/ GIT version was running
perfectly. So I assume that the code was and still is OK.
My /new/ machine is running Debian Stretch. I installed the package
2.5.6-1 from the Buster reposotory. I have no idea what compiler optins
were used by the maintainer.
I use Balsa, beside POP which is working, with an IMAP account at a
Microsoft server. To the IMAP account I authenticate with username and
password over SSL. To the SMTP account I authenticate with username
only over TLS.
I hope that this answers your questions.
Best regards,
John Jack Doe
On 17 Dec 2018 12:10:49, Albrecht Dreß wrote:
Hi John Jack Doe:
Am 15.12.18 13:15 schrieb(en) JohnJackDoe tele2 de:
I am using balsa git version 2.5.3a-144-g8d6ac09 on my old 32 bit
machine and it works perfectly with the Microsoft server. As a
temporary workaround I compose emails for the business account of my
employer on my new 64 bit machine, and copy the mail file to my 32
bit old machine for sending.
Just to clarify the place where I should start digging: on your /old/
machine, do you authenticate to the SMTP server using
(a) GSS = Kerberos, i.e. you have to say (in a terminal) something
like “kinit <username>” before opening Balsa, and (again in a
terminal) “klist” reports a valid ticket? Or
(b) did you build Balsa yourself, presumably without GSS support, and
you authenticate with username and password?
If (b) is your config on the old machine, the quick fix would be
building the latest GIT version on your new box, but *without* GSS
support (add “--with-gss=no” to the configure options). I will
provide a fix asap which falls back from gss to username + password
auth if the former fails.
Best,
Albrecht.
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