> On Jan 11, 2015, at 6:02 PM, René J.V. Bertin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is anyone else but me running the UW IMAP daemon as a local imap server? I 
> haven't yet been able to pinpoint the exact culprit, but since I migrated to 
> 10.9 (from 10.6.8), I get periodic corruption over the 1st line in my local 
> inbox (/var/mail/$USER), that looks like if someone is doing out-of-bound 
> memory access.

I stopped running uw-imap that a long time ago because of similar issues (data 
corruption especially under high load) and also because of a series of security 
issues that happened one after another (that I got sick of dealing 
with/patching).

Do you have an example of the corruption? IIRC procmail version 3.21 would 
sometimes eat the 'F' from a 'From ' line in mbox file (but I think recent Mac 
OS X versions ship with procmail 3.22).

> While not impossible, I cannot really believe that my email client (KDE's 
> kmail) does that while checking the account (also, I should have noticed 
> similar corruption in my email archives, which are imap folders accessed 
> through that same server.

dovecot works really well as an imap server (well enough that I haven't had to 
switch from mbox files to something else). If it's only happening to your 
INBOX, though, you may have an lda issue instead of an IMAP server issue.

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