[FEATURE/BUG] openssl compiled without sieve support

[nextgens]

Before you open an issue please check which version you are running and whether it is the latest in stable / dev branch

I am running version 3.2rc2

Before you open an issue please whether this is a known problem by searching the issues

Is couldn't find anything

Command line / docker command to reproduce

docker run --rm -it drwetter/testssl.sh -t sieve $SERVER:4190 ... Fatal error: Your /home/testssl/bin/openssl.Linux.x86_64 does not support the "-starttls sieve" option

Expected behavior

I would expect openssl to be compiled with support for sieve

Your system (please complete the following information): current 'latest' on docker: Digest: sha256:363d162b04a483826bb91c2e04c3498d16d60b3a953fd599b3cb0e8dc9076eb3

[drwetter]

It's more a missing feature in the currently supplied version as I haven't backported that.

--openssl=/usr/bin/openssl should do it though.

The supplied openssl-bad will be deprecated after 3.2 and may be removed or not (fallback). If not: there's a good chance sieve will be backported. Thus I'll leave this open.

[nextgens]

Thank you. I can confirm that the workaround works.

I've initially tagged it "bug" because the help message does suggest that it should work out of the box:

  and [options] is/are:

     -t, --starttls <protocol>     Does a run against a STARTTLS enabled service which is one of ftp, smtp, lmtp, pop3, imap,
                                   sieve, xmpp, xmpp-server, telnet, ldap, nntp, postgres, mysql

[drwetter]

Got your point 😬

I should have backported this last time I (and others) compiled the binaries (September 2022) after the implementation was contributed by @k0lter. There's a unit test too which doesn't hiccup but should.

That somehow need to be fixed. Need to sleep over it how though.