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[1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
When I'm retrieving an address from LDAP, then the realname containing an
Umlaut not being properly quoted.
I retrieved the message below with "less" from the Sent-folder:
--- snip ---
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 10:19:26 +0200
Subject: Test michael.roemer@...
From: "Ralf Hildebrandt" < ralf.hildebrandt@...>
To: =?iso-8859-1?Q?R=F6mer=2C_Michael?= < michael.roemer@...>
User-Agent: SquirrelMail/1.4.19
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain;charset=iso-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
Und nochmal mit LDAP Adressbuch
--- snip ---
As you can see =?iso-8859-1?Q?R=F6mer=2C_Michael?= translates to
Römer, Michael
instead of the correct form
"Römer, Michael"
The interesting thing is that (see PNG here: http://www.arschkrebs.de/roemer.png )
the compose screen actually displayed:
"Römer, Michael" < michael.roemer@...>
WITH the correct quotes around the realname but in the Sent-Folder it
looks differently. Even using SquirrelMail to look in the Sent folder I'm
getting:
An: Römer, Michael < michael.roemer@...>
again, without the quotes.
So where have the quotes gone? Something is stripping the quotes away
in the To: field. If I copy the To: field into the Subject: field, the
Quotes are preserved!
SquirrelMail 1.4.19 on Linux
Installed Plugins
1. translate
2. squirrelspell
3. newmail
4. sent_subfolders
5. message_details
6. delete_move_next
7. abook_import_export
8. addgraphics
9. attachment_tnef
10. compatibility
11. cookie_warning
12. folder_sizes
13. avelsieve
14. ldapquery
15. pupdate
16. vlogin
17. verify_reply_to
18. vacation
19. unsafe_image_rules
20. todo
21. squirrel_logger
22. change_pass
23. calendar
24. calendar_sql_backend
25. view_as_html
26. address_add
27. bounce
28. naguser
29. filters
30. mailnotify
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34. lockout
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 1:47 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
> When I'm retrieving an address from LDAP, then the realname containing an
> Umlaut not being properly quoted.
Please try the attached patch. I'm not sure yet if this is a good
fix, as it may affect other parts of the software. If you are
interested in helping, you can test this patch by using SquirrelMail
as extensively as possible, and by also watching for my post about it
on the development and/or i18n mailing lists a bit later today.
> I retrieved the message below with "less" from the Sent-folder:
>
> --- snip ---
> Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 10:19:26 +0200
> Subject: Test michael.roemer@...
> From: "Ralf Hildebrandt" < ralf.hildebrandt@...>
> To: =?iso-8859-1?Q?R=F6mer=2C_Michael?= < michael.roemer@...>
> User-Agent: SquirrelMail/1.4.19
> MIME-Version: 1.0
> Content-Type: text/plain;charset=iso-8859-1
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
>
> Und nochmal mit LDAP Adressbuch
> --- snip ---
>
> As you can see =?iso-8859-1?Q?R=F6mer=2C_Michael?= translates to
> Römer, Michael
> instead of the correct form
> "Römer, Michael"
>
> The interesting thing is that (see PNG here: http://www.arschkrebs.de/roemer.png )
> the compose screen actually displayed:
>
> "Römer, Michael" < michael.roemer@...>
>
> WITH the correct quotes around the realname but in the Sent-Folder it
> looks differently. Even using SquirrelMail to look in the Sent folder I'm
> getting:
>
> An: Römer, Michael < michael.roemer@...>
>
> again, without the quotes.
>
> So where have the quotes gone? Something is stripping the quotes away
> in the To: field. If I copy the To: field into the Subject: field, the
> Quotes are preserved!
>
> SquirrelMail 1.4.19 on Linux
> Installed Plugins
> 1. translate
> 2. squirrelspell
> 3. newmail
> 4. sent_subfolders
> 5. message_details
> 6. delete_move_next
> 7. abook_import_export
> 8. addgraphics
> 9. attachment_tnef
> 10. compatibility
> 11. cookie_warning
> 12. folder_sizes
> 13. avelsieve
> 14. ldapquery
> 15. pupdate
> 16. vlogin
> 17. verify_reply_to
> 18. vacation
> 19. unsafe_image_rules
> 20. todo
> 21. squirrel_logger
> 22. change_pass
> 23. calendar
> 24. calendar_sql_backend
> 25. view_as_html
> 26. address_add
> 27. bounce
> 28. naguser
> 29. filters
> 30. mailnotify
> 31. quicksave
> 32. timeout_user
> 33. check_quota
> 34. lockout
> 35. show_user_and_ip
> 36. smime
>
>
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
> > When I'm retrieving an address from LDAP, then the realname containing an
> > Umlaut not being properly quoted.
>
> Please try the attached patch. I'm not sure yet if this is a good
> fix, as it may affect other parts of the software. If you are
> interested in helping, you can test this patch by using SquirrelMail
> as extensively as possible, and by also watching for my post about it
> on the development and/or i18n mailing lists a bit later today.
This patch renders my server inoperable. It drives the load from 2.57
avg. up to 121 (!) in a few minutes.
Interestingly, it seems to work though :)
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
>> > When I'm retrieving an address from LDAP, then the realname containing an
>> > Umlaut not being properly quoted.
>>
>> Please try the attached patch. I'm not sure yet if this is a good
>> fix, as it may affect other parts of the software. If you are
>> interested in helping, you can test this patch by using SquirrelMail
>> as extensively as possible, and by also watching for my post about it
>> on the development and/or i18n mailing lists a bit later today.
>
> This patch renders my server inoperable. It drives the load from 2.57
> avg. up to 121 (!) in a few minutes.
Huh. Obviously more analysis is needed. Are you absolutely sure this
was the only thing you changed before the load skyrocketed? If it
caused this kind of load, it seems like you would have noticed a part
of the software that became noticeably slower -- did you or your users
notice anything like that?
> Interestingly, it seems to work though :)
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Paul Lesniewski < paul@...> wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
> < Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
>>> > When I'm retrieving an address from LDAP, then the realname containing an
>>> > Umlaut not being properly quoted.
>>>
>>> Please try the attached patch. I'm not sure yet if this is a good
>>> fix, as it may affect other parts of the software. If you are
>>> interested in helping, you can test this patch by using SquirrelMail
>>> as extensively as possible, and by also watching for my post about it
>>> on the development and/or i18n mailing lists a bit later today.
>>
>> This patch renders my server inoperable. It drives the load from 2.57
>> avg. up to 121 (!) in a few minutes.
>
> Huh. Obviously more analysis is needed. Are you absolutely sure this
> was the only thing you changed before the load skyrocketed? If it
> caused this kind of load, it seems like you would have noticed a part
> of the software that became noticeably slower -- did you or your users
> notice anything like that?
>
>> Interestingly, it seems to work though :)
If you are willing to sacrifice usability of your machine for another
five minutes, you can try re-applying that patch, then changing the
following lines in functions/mime.php:
1) comment out line 792 so it looks like:
//case '"':
2) change line 843 so it looks like:
if ($k > 126 || $string{$i} == '"') {
I think this will have the same result, but having a real world test
to help verify would be a big help. It seems that encoding quotes
makes too much use of this code, but the only other fix is to rewrite
the function parseAddress in the Rfc822Header class because it tries
to parse by and then strip out quotes regardless of if they are
embedded in an encoded part of the string.
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
* Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
> > This patch renders my server inoperable. It drives the load from 2.57
> > avg. up to 121 (!) in a few minutes.
>
> Huh. Obviously more analysis is needed. Are you absolutely sure this
> was the only thing you changed before the load skyrocketed?
Yes. I applied the patch - and the load rose. I "patch -R"-ed the
patch, all back to normal.
> If it caused this kind of load, it seems like you would have noticed a
> part of the software that became noticeably slower -- did you or your
> users notice anything like that?
SM completely ceased to work.
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
> If you are willing to sacrifice usability of your machine for another
> five minutes, you can try re-applying that patch, then changing the
> following lines in functions/mime.php:
>
> 1) comment out line 792 so it looks like:
>
> //case '"':
>
> 2) change line 843 so it looks like:
>
> if ($k > 126 || $string{$i} == '"') {
>
> I think this will have the same result, but having a real world test
> to help verify would be a big help. It seems that encoding quotes
> makes too much use of this code, but the only other fix is to rewrite
> the function parseAddress in the Rfc822Header class because it tries
> to parse by and then strip out quotes regardless of if they are
> embedded in an encoded part of the string.
I applied that patch and made the changes you mention above.
The machine is working fine (load still 2.46 just like befor applying
the patch!), and the patch seems to work.
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:33 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
> * Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
>
>> > This patch renders my server inoperable. It drives the load from 2.57
>> > avg. up to 121 (!) in a few minutes.
>>
>> Huh. Obviously more analysis is needed. Are you absolutely sure this
>> was the only thing you changed before the load skyrocketed?
>
> Yes. I applied the patch - and the load rose. I "patch -R"-ed the
> patch, all back to normal.
>
>> If it caused this kind of load, it seems like you would have noticed a
>> part of the software that became noticeably slower -- did you or your
>> users notice anything like that?
>
> SM completely ceased to work.
I don't understand that. You said it seemed to fix the issue. SM
*works* for me with the patch, so it's not that it doesn't work. I'm
looking for what actions become problematic...
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:42 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
>> If you are willing to sacrifice usability of your machine for another
>> five minutes, you can try re-applying that patch, then changing the
>> following lines in functions/mime.php:
>>
>> 1) comment out line 792 so it looks like:
>>
>> //case '"':
>>
>> 2) change line 843 so it looks like:
>>
>> if ($k > 126 || $string{$i} == '"') {
>>
>> I think this will have the same result, but having a real world test
>> to help verify would be a big help. It seems that encoding quotes
>> makes too much use of this code, but the only other fix is to rewrite
>> the function parseAddress in the Rfc822Header class because it tries
>> to parse by and then strip out quotes regardless of if they are
>> embedded in an encoded part of the string.
>
> I applied that patch and made the changes you mention above.
> The machine is working fine (load still 2.46 just like befor applying
> the patch!), and the patch seems to work.
Thanks. I'm a bit surprised at this, so I would appreciate knowing if
your load remains normal after another day or more of running this
code.
Thank you.
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:28 AM, Paul Lesniewski < paul@...> wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:42 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
> < Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
>>> If you are willing to sacrifice usability of your machine for another
>>> five minutes, you can try re-applying that patch, then changing the
>>> following lines in functions/mime.php:
>>>
>>> 1) comment out line 792 so it looks like:
>>>
>>> //case '"':
>>>
>>> 2) change line 843 so it looks like:
>>>
>>> if ($k > 126 || $string{$i} == '"') {
>>>
>>> I think this will have the same result, but having a real world test
>>> to help verify would be a big help. It seems that encoding quotes
>>> makes too much use of this code, but the only other fix is to rewrite
>>> the function parseAddress in the Rfc822Header class because it tries
>>> to parse by and then strip out quotes regardless of if they are
>>> embedded in an encoded part of the string.
>>
>> I applied that patch and made the changes you mention above.
>> The machine is working fine (load still 2.46 just like befor applying
>> the patch!), and the patch seems to work.
>
> Thanks. I'm a bit surprised at this, so I would appreciate knowing if
> your load remains normal after another day or more of running this
> code.
And if you're feeling even more adventurous, might I ask you to revert
these changes and try the original patch again to be double sure it
kills the machine? It's just that this second version shouldn't be
that different than the first....
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
> > SM completely ceased to work.
>
> I don't understand that. You said it seemed to fix the issue.
Yes, it fixed the issue when I tested it, but at the same time it was
driving the load higher and higher up to the point where the whole
machine wouldn't respond to anything.
> SM *works* for me with the patch, so it's not that it doesn't work.
it works, but not with 1000 simultaneous connections, for that your
adapted patch works ok
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
* Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
> > I applied that patch and made the changes you mention above.
> > The machine is working fine (load still 2.46 just like befor applying
> > the patch!), and the patch seems to work.
>
> Thanks. I'm a bit surprised at this, so I would appreciate knowing if
> your load remains normal after another day or more of running this
> code.
I'll keep the code in place unless the load rises...
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
* Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
> And if you're feeling even more adventurous, might I ask you to revert
> these changes and try the original patch again to be double sure it
> kills the machine? It's just that this second version shouldn't be
> that different than the first....
Done. Machine still working. I don't understand this :(
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 5:12 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
> * Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
>
>> And if you're feeling even more adventurous, might I ask you to revert
>> these changes and try the original patch again to be double sure it
>> kills the machine? It's just that this second version shouldn't be
>> that different than the first....
>
> Done. Machine still working. I don't understand this :(
Ralf, thanks a lot for being so willing to test this in your
production environment. Unfortunately, this makes things a little
more difficult to understand. :-) Hmmm.
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 11:19 AM, Paul Lesniewski < paul@...> wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 5:12 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
> < Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
>> * Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
>>
>>> And if you're feeling even more adventurous, might I ask you to revert
>>> these changes and try the original patch again to be double sure it
>>> kills the machine? It's just that this second version shouldn't be
>>> that different than the first....
>>
>> Done. Machine still working. I don't understand this :(
>
> Ralf, thanks a lot for being so willing to test this in your
> production environment. Unfortunately, this makes things a little
> more difficult to understand. :-) Hmmm.
It may be possible that it's just one particular action or email
message content that triggers a problem with this patch - in which
case maybe SM gets caught in an endless loop eating all your server
memory or the likes. You didn't happen to notice a runaway httpd
thread when the load was skyrocketing, did you?
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
* Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
> It may be possible that it's just one particular action or email
> message content that triggers a problem with this patch - in which
> case maybe SM gets caught in an endless loop eating all your server
> memory or the likes. You didn't happen to notice a runaway httpd
> thread when the load was skyrocketing, did you?
Well, I INITIALLY applied the patch during daytime, at the time of
highest load. Maybe that was unwise and caused the runaway condition...
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
> * Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
>
>> It may be possible that it's just one particular action or email
>> message content that triggers a problem with this patch - in which
>> case maybe SM gets caught in an endless loop eating all your server
>> memory or the likes. You didn't happen to notice a runaway httpd
>> thread when the load was skyrocketing, did you?
>
> Well, I INITIALLY applied the patch during daytime, at the time of
> highest load. Maybe that was unwise and caused the runaway condition...
So can I infer that the second version was never used during peak
time? (and also that it has not been peak time yet since you reverted
to the first version?)
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
* Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
> > Well, I INITIALLY applied the patch during daytime, at the time of
> > highest load. Maybe that was unwise and caused the runaway condition...
>
> So can I infer that the second version was never used during peak
> time? (and also that it has not been peak time yet since you reverted
> to the first version?)
Both versions were used at peak time.
(and the inital version you provided is still running at the moment)
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Re: [1.4.19] email-address from LDAP addressbook is not properly quoted
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 1:08 AM, Ralf Hildebrandt
< Ralf.Hildebrandt@...> wrote:
> * Paul Lesniewski < paul@...>:
>
>> > Well, I INITIALLY applied the patch during daytime, at the time of
>> > highest load. Maybe that was unwise and caused the runaway condition...
>>
>> So can I infer that the second version was never used during peak
>> time? (and also that it has not been peak time yet since you reverted
>> to the first version?)
>
> Both versions were used at peak time.
> (and the inital version you provided is still running at the moment)
Well, you've certainly done your fair share of helping. The load
issue is a bit unnerving... anyone else able to test this before I
commit it?
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