Ok, I increased the number of connection from one IP from 4 to 10 in the
imapd config file, and the number of daemons from 5 to 10 in the
authdaemonrc config file.  Everything seems to be working fine now.

Seems to need more connections with the more folders I have expanded.  I am
checking 3 different e-mail accounts at once, so that would account for a
need for more connections.

But my question is, is this recommended procedure?  Are there any other
ways?  Any repercussions because of this?

Thanks.

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]  On Behalf Of Caleb Shay
Sent:   Friday, October 17, 2003 11:33 PM
To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:        Re: [courier-users] Outlook / Imap Issue

I had this happening too, only it was from Mail.app on OSX.  Turns out
that it was trying to authenticate a bunch of times in rapid succession,
turning up my daemons="#" to 40 (we have several mac users) in
authdaemonrc fixed it.  May not be your problem, but it can't hurt to try.

Caleb Shay
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Ryan Burton wrote:

> I have Outlook 2000 with sp3 setup to check an IMAP account.  It works ok,
> but after a few minutes it starts prompting me for a password, even though
> it is correct.  Sometimes it says cannot get header...etc.  Any ideas why
> it's doing this?  Webmail seems to work ok.





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