It signals that this login is implicit; no command reply is expected. This is
going to be used by the Submission service to implicitly login a user using the
EXTERNAL SASL mechanism when the first MAIL command is issued. In that case
sending a reply for the implicit AUTH command would break the protocol and this
new flag is used to signal the post-login submission service to not send an
initial reply.
MAIL_AUTH_REQUEST_FLAG_CONN_SECURED = BIT(1),
/* Connection is secured using SSL specifically */
MAIL_AUTH_REQUEST_FLAG_CONN_SSL_SECURED = BIT(2),
+ /* This login is implicit; no command reply is expected */
+ MAIL_AUTH_REQUEST_FLAG_IMPLICIT = BIT(3),
};
/* Authentication request. File descriptor may be sent along with the