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Both the IMAP server and clients are on a local
LAN, and DNS is fine.
I've recently uninstalled 2002 and installed 2000,
this too seems to struggle too.
In about 3 folders there is about 1,800 emails and
the rest have between 3 and 800, This shouldn't be too much surely.
Paul Goodyear
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Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 12:10
AM
Subject: Re: Client Issues' (cont.)
As far as I can tell, we've had no problems with
any versions of Outlook on our UW-IMAP installation. We're running
2001.303. You can easily try it at www.sortonce.com - try the free
account.
We've come across slowdown issues such as you
described. They usually have to do with parts of the server doing
reverse DNS lookups on the client IP address. I know you've investigated
this a bit, but there may be more to it. For example, by default,
UW-IMAP does a reverse lookup at osdep/unix/tcp_unix.c - tcp_open().
We've turned some of these off on our system.
Good Luck!!!!
-Tom
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 9:55
AM
Subject: Client Issues' (cont.)
Okay, so there
seems to be NO way round getting Outlook 2002 to work stably on
UWIM,
What about
Outlook 2000? Is it worth downgrading to Outlook 2000? Is anyone having
similar issues with Outlook 2000?
Cheers,
paulg
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