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From: Jonathan B. <jon...@er...> - 2011-02-28 15:25:23
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In-line... At precisely 28/02/2011 15.01, with renowned erudition Matthias Andree eloquently scribed: > Am 28.02.2011 11:43, schrieb Jonathan Buschmann: >> Hi Matthias, >> Your right that it is somehow a syslog problem. --nodetach --nosyslog >> behaves correctly with -vv >> OTOH I don't see anymore useful information compared with -v, as I sent >> earlier. >> >> FWIW my syslog is configed at mail.debug... must be a bug in my syslog >> daemon (IHTA my OS does suffer from some bitrot.) > Basically the problem appears to be that the IDLE-ing connection gets > somehow closed at socket level prematurely. > > How exactly needs to be established on a lower network layer, possibly > with tcpdump, wireshark, or similar, and see if the connection gets > reset, by whom, and when, or if there is a regular FIN/ACK sequence (in > that case, Exchange would be the suspect). > > Possible reasons include: > > - some firewall on either end expiring stateful rules associated to the > idling connection Can exclude this. > - some masquerade/NAT device (possibly router, usually on the client > side) expiring forwarding rules prematurely Can exclude this. > - the Exchange server closing the connection after 5 minutes of idle > time when it should allow 30 minutes. I've never operated an Exchange > server and know nothing about configuration options. Likely. strange that no one else has seen it, if it's this. Unless it's something configurable on Exchange. > > If you can't find the reason, you can locally modify the imap.c source, > look for the figure 1680 (28 * 60 seconds), lower that to 270 (4.5 * 60 > seconds), recompile and reinstall; however, I am not considering such a > change upstream. I'll give it a try. thanks! Jonathan > Hope that helps > Matthias > _______________________________________________ > fetchmail-users mailing list > fet...@li... > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/fetchmail-users |