Re: [SM-USERS] Fatal error: TOO MANY CONSECUTIVE PROTOCOL VIOLATIONS: 0

[Tim W. <tmw...@st...>]

I get this when I try to use Courier IMAP-SSL w/ Squirrel.

tw

Le jour Thu Apr 11, 2002 at 05:14:58PM -0500, John (se...@te...) a écrit...

> I wanted to update the list on this err.  Hopefully my findings will be
> helpful.
> 
> When I compose and send a message in squirrelmail I have no problems.
> I created a new user, created his Maildir, created a default .mailfilter
> file for him (for Maildrop to deliver messages).
> With the new user, I can receive messages fine, however when I try to send a
> message, I get the dreaded:
> 
> Please contact your system administrator and report the following error:
> Fatal error: TOO MANY CONSECUTIVE PROTOCOL VIOLATIONS: 0
> 
> The message is sent, but is never copied to the new users Sent Items folder.
> 
> I have seen 3 posts in the Squrrelmail-users mailinglist on this so far:
> FROM: Bron Gondwana
> DATE: 03/10/2002 06:09:17
> SUBJECT: RE:  [SM-USERS] message trashed on fatal SMTP error
> 
> FROM: John Madden
> DATE: 03/07/2002 12:51:49
> SUBJECT:  [SM-USERS] message trashed on fatal SMTP error
> 
> From: Jeffrey Wheat <jeff@ nt...>.cetlink.net>
> TOO MANY CONSECUTIVE PROTOCOL VIOLATIONS
> 2002-03-25 12:24
> ...
> 
> I was going to post logs, and all kinds of other stuff.. even links to posts
> found in courier-users lists... ;P
> Then I found the answer to my problem...
> 
> It seems that IMAP gives this error when it can't copy the file to another
> folder.
> 
> In my case, it was a problem with user permissions.  I spent the last 2
> hours troubleshooting to find out that the cur, new, tmp dirs, and files in
> my new user's .Sent Items dir (along with files and dirs in the .Drafts,
> .Trash, .Sent dirs), had incorrect permissions.  When I chowned them to the
> new user, squirrelmail works great.
> 
> I stumbled up on this, when I figured out that the message was being sent,
> just not copied to sent items...
> So.. when I simply tried to use Squirrelmail to move a message from inbox,
> to Sent Items, it failed with the error message:
> 
> Anyway, HTH.
> John Ricker
> 
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