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Subject: nnimap timeout issues
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I'm not exactly sure which IMAP server I'm running.  I'm pretty sure
it's not the cygnus one.  Previously I had posted about how my
firewall was dropping connections and causing nnimap to get confused.
However, I don't think it's the firewall that's doing it.  When I
connect from home both the server and my client are on the same side
of the firewall.  I'm often having "hung" nnimap connections at home
too.  Seems like nnimap is not able to detect a dropped connection
properly.
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