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Steinar Bang <sb@metis.no> writes:

> nnimap server up and running, and let Gnus stay connected long enough
> for the network to go flaky on you.
> 
> You also get it, as Bjørn pointed out, if you suspend a laptop without
> unplugging Gnus, and then resuming it in a different network.
> 
> `C-x C-c' and starting a new emacs, is then the only option.

You can delete the " *nnimap* yourserver*" buffer too.

Maybe we could add a backend function `nnfoo-force-close-server'?
That could be called if you do C-u C in the server buffer?  Or perhaps
`nnimap-close-server' simply shouldn't try to be nice to server, and
just kill the buffer after 5s or something.