Earl Killian writes:
I have been using the courier-imap server for many years on one of my servers for many years without problem. Yesterday two disks failed in that server, so it died (RAID wasn't enough). I had files backed up onto another server, so I changed the DNS and moved everything into place on the new server. The old server was running 4.4.1, and the new one is running 4.5.0. (Both are from the opensuse distribution). While things sort of work, the log file is filling with these messages:May 14 09:53:02 spruce imapd-ssl: LOGIN, user=earl, ip=[::ffff:10.6.16.2], port=[50800], protocol=IMAP May 14 09:53:02 spruce imapd-ssl: earl: TOO MANY CONSECUTIVE PROTOCOL VIOLATIONSMay 14 09:53:03 spruce imapd-ssl: Connection, ip=[::ffff:10.6.16.2] This is using Thunderbird and MacOS Mail as clients.There don't seem to be any other error messages to suggest what these protocol violations might be.Please suggest debugging ideas.
Most likely the client for some reason is trying to open the same non- existent folder.
Delete the account in your mail client, and re-configure it from scratch.
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