Hmmm - so what did you do to fix?
I installed db3, made sure that libdb.so was a symlink to libdb3.so, and that db.h was a symlink to db3/db.h. Recompiled courier with --with-db=db so that gdbm wasn't used. Removed all of the dat files from etc/courier and ran the required "make*" commands to regenerate them. Courier worked fine with db3.
I did check that there were no limits for the courier user though... set a shell for the user and ran ulimit - it returns "unlimited" - also checked the login.conf - no limits in effect that I can see.
We came up with the same thing, but gdbm should only print that error if it fails to malloc() memory for its "bucket_cache". FreeBSD has a malloc implementation that allows for debugging, IIRC. Perhaps that facility could help you track it down. I'm trying to get access to the debugging information I left when I tracked this problem down myself.
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