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I have now problem to send my username as kokamoto%hera.eonet.ne.jp.

eric's nupas has smtpcram() function to authenticate cram(CRAM-MD5) proto,
which is our provider supports.

It calls auth_respond() in the function, which calls auth_getkey() in libauth.a like:
auth_getkey -g 'proto=cram server=... user=kokamoto%hera.eonet.ne.jp !password?'.

Actually, It says:
!Adding key: proto=cram server=... user=kokamoto1.633937e-312ra.eonet.ne.jp
password:
In fact I see a line in /mnt/factotum/ctl as same as above prompt.

Here, '%he' is converted wrongly to '1.633937e-312'.
(the value of above line changes every time)
This is very strange...

When I call auth/factotum like:
auth/factotum -g 'proto=cram server=... user=kokamoto%hera.eonet.ne.jp !password?',
it writes an expected(=correct) line like:
Proto=cram server=... user=kokamoto%hera.eonet.ne.jp password?.

What's going on here?

Kenji