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> I have set up courier pop3 daemon on my server at www.lfweb.dk and
> mostly it works without any complains. But now and then my Evolution
> email-client puts up a message that it cannot read a valid welcome
> message from my POP-server? Can you give me a hint about how i can
> solve this?

My guess is that you're running into a timeout problem. The pop3 server
isn't sending it's welcome message fast enough from the time the
connection is established to satisfy evolution. This can happen
sometimes if you have ident lookups enabled. I've seen it happen once in
a while if dns lookups are enabled and you're connecting from an address
that doesn't have a valid dns entry. For example, a 10.* or 192.168.*
address.

To fix it, first try disabling ident lookups if their enabled. Edit your
pop3d and pop3d-ssl configuration files. You'll find an option there
called TCPDOPS. Add -noidentlookup to the string.

If you want to disable DNS lookups on connection as well, then edit the
same two files. Add -nodnslookup to the TCPDOPTS string.
- -- 
They say god has always been. Linux and I will now disprove that:
$ ar m God
ar: creating God
There you have it. God was created by the ar program. Good news is, God
really does exist!
Joseph C. Lininger, <[email protected]>
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