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GODT-1779: Remove go-imap

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James Houlahan
2022-08-26 17:00:21 +02:00
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Feature: SMTP initiation
Background:
Given there exists an account with username "user@pm.me" and password "password"
And bridge starts
And the user logs in with username "user@pm.me" and password "password"
When user "user@pm.me" connects and authenticates SMTP client "1"
Scenario: Send without first announcing FROM and TO
When SMTP client "1" sends DATA "Subject: test"
Then it fails with error "Missing RCPT TO command"
Scenario: Reset is the same as without FROM and TO
When SMTP client "1" sends MAIL FROM "<user@pm.me>"
Then it succeeds
When SMTP client "1" sends RCPT TO "<user@pm.me>"
Then it succeeds
When SMTP client "1" sends RSET
Then it succeeds
When SMTP client "1" sends DATA "Subject: test"
Then it fails with error "Missing RCPT TO command"
Scenario: Send without FROM
When SMTP client "1" sends RCPT TO "<user@pm.me>"
Then it fails with error "Missing MAIL FROM command"
Scenario: Send without TO
When SMTP client "1" sends MAIL FROM "<user@pm.me>"
Then it succeeds
When SMTP client "1" sends DATA "Subject: test"
Then it fails with error "Missing RCPT TO command"
Scenario: Send with empty FROM
When SMTP client "1" sends MAIL FROM "<>"
Then it fails with error "invalid return path"
Scenario: Send with empty TO
When SMTP client "1" sends MAIL FROM "<user@pm.me>"
Then it succeeds
When SMTP client "1" sends RCPT TO "<>"
Then it fails with error "invalid recipient"
Scenario: Allow BODY parameter of MAIL FROM command
When SMTP client "1" sends MAIL FROM "<user@pm.me> BODY=7BIT"
Then it succeeds
Scenario: FROM not owned by user
When SMTP client "1" sends MAIL FROM "<user@pm.test>"
Then it fails with error "invalid return path"