Hi List,

SuSE 8.2 pro
SM 1.4.3a
Bincimap 1.2.9beta1
Apache2 2.0.49
PHP 4.3.3

I recently got the following message in SM when trying to fetch my sent
folder:

ERROR : Connection dropped by imap-server.
Query: FETCH 1:* (FLAGS UID RFC822.SIZE BODY.PEEK[HEADER.FIELDS (Date To
Cc From Subject X-Priority Content-Type)])

After running Ethereal and strace on port 143, the failure is caused by a
large (357M) message with attachment. The protocol dumps show message
retrieval stops at the large message (when retrieved vis SM).

This message was here prior to me running an imap server. I know it is
'stupidly' large for an email, and it will be removed (this does fix the
problem) but I am interested to find out what causes the failure as a
means of closing out the issue.

I can retrieve the folder with imap via kmail, and from manually fetching
it by telnet direct to the imap server.

My 'gut' feel is that it could be related to PHP, and I have increased the
following limits in php.ini:

memory_limit >8M>500M>600M>1200M
post_max_size >8M>400M>500M>1000M
upload_max_filesize >2M>400M>500M>1000M
max_execution_time >30>600

Note: this shows the different settings I have tried, with the default
settings shown first. Apache2 was restarted after applying each new
setting.

limitrequestbody does not seem to be set in my Apache2 configuration.

I would appreciate if anyone could offer any ideas on what is happening or
even if it is indeed fixable. My main aim in closing this out is to
determine whether bincimap does have a bug or not (I have discussed this
with the Bincimap author as well).

-- 
Regards,

Roland Hill                                  Registered Linux User #330226
http://pl.net/~rnrhill/rhweb.htm                   @ http://counter.li.org


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