Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: evolution

Hi
this happens to me only with Yahoo pop3 account.

Sometimes Yahoo pop is "busy" thus it sends back an "ERR-[IN USE]
maildrop busy" message. Evolution wrongly thinks that the password
submission did not succeed and asks for the password again .

The real hassle here is that 
1 - evolution forgets about the password I initially gave it
2 - it keeps on trying to connect thus holding any other account I have ( three 
at the moment ) and makes the application unusable (application hungs) .


AFAIK when receiving such an error the behavior shall be the same of a timeout 
...

I have experienced this problem both on Ubuntu ( 9.04 freshly installed
) and Debian lenny.

In case you need more detail, please let me know


TIA

Marco

** Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: err yahoo

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: evolution
  
  Hi
  this happens to me only with Yahoo pop3 account.
  
  Sometimes Yahoo pop is "busy" thus it sends back an "ERR-[IN USE]
  maildrop busy" message. Evolution wrongly thinks that the password
  submission did not succeed and asks for the password again .
  
  The real hassle here is that 
  1 - evolution forgets about the password I initially gave it
- 2 - it keeps on trying to connect thus holding any other account I have ( 
three at the moment ) and makes the application unusable.
+ 2 - it keeps on trying to connect thus holding any other account I have ( 
three at the moment ) and makes the application unusable (application hungs) .
  
  
  AFAIK when receiving such an error the behavior shall be the same of a 
timeout ...
  
  I have experienced this problem both on Ubuntu ( 9.04 freshly installed
  ) and Debian lenny.
  
  In case you need more detail, please let me know
  
  
  TIA
  
  Marco

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POP3 - evolution wrongly thinks password submission failed when maildrop busy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/433551
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