TEST.proto.Sieve

The stuff in bold is what you have to do. The rest is output you should see

Notes

• In the first perl command, you need to put the \0 in there
• Use the output you get from the perl command to derive your AUTHENTICATE "PLAIN" "" argument

Sample Sieve Session

• perl -MMIME::Base64 -e 'print encode_base64("\0bob.miller\0XXXXXXXX");'
  AGJvYi5taWxsZXIARnIxM2QzZ2dz <= Highlight/Copy this output
• telnet 127.0.0.1 4190
• Trying 127.0.0.1...
• Connected to 127.0.0.1.
• Escape character is '^]'.
• "IMPLEMENTATION" "Dovecot Pigeonhole"
• "SIEVE" ""
• "NOTIFY" ""
• "SASL" "PLAIN"
• "STARTTLS"
• "VERSION" "1.0"
• OK "Computerisms IMAP server"
• AUTHENTICATE "PLAIN" "AGJvYi5taWxsZXIARnIxM2QzZ2dz"
• OK "Logged in."
• PUTSCRIPT "test" {6+}
• keep;
• OK "PUTSCRIPT completed."
• LISTSCRIPTS
• "test"
• OK "Listscripts completed."
• GETSCRIPT "test"
• {6}
• keep;
• OK "Getscript completed."
• SETACTIVE "test"
• OK "Setactive completed."
• LISTSCRIPTS
• "test" ACTIVE
• OK "Listscripts completed."
• SETACTIVE ""
• OK "Active script is now deactivated."
• LISTSCRIPTS
• "test"
• OK "Listscripts completed."
• DELETESCRIPT "test"
• OK "Deletescript completed."
• LOGOUT
• OK "Logout completed."