Steve Lange writes:
After around 8 hours of uptime, the IMAP server stops showing messages.
When you login to SquirrelMail, it will display the error message
"connection dropped by imap server". Our ThunderBird users will just
say "connecting to imap server". However, when I telnet into the smtp
After around 8 hours of uptime, the IMAP server stops showing messages.
When you login to SquirrelMail, it will display the error message
"connection dropped by imap server". Our ThunderBird users will just
say "connecting to imap server". However, when I telnet into the smtp
or imap servers
Steve Lange writes:
However, after about 8 hours of uptime, Courier stops accepting requests
and becomes incredibly slow. Has anyone seen this before? Once I
Define "stops accepting requests", specifically: IMAP, POP3, or SMTP
requests.
I turned on auth debugging and found this error message
Steve Lange wrote:
> David,
>
> Thank you for the response! I know that Fedora Core 3 and CentOS 4
> are very similar. I'm not sure what FAM and Gaim are?
>
> What was your problem with Fedora Core 3?
>
> Thanks again,
> Steve
>
I couldn't find a good archive of my previous thread, but here
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello everyone! I have CentOS 4.0 (RedHat Enterprise Linux
> 4.0 clone)
[snip]
> However, after about 8 hours of uptime, Courier stops
> accepting requests
> and becomes incredibly slow. Has anyone seen this before? Once I
> reboot the box...I'm good for another 8 hour
