Re: Strange behaviour for kernels > 6.12.x
Kamil Jońca <[email protected]>
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Michel Verdier <[email protected]> writes: > On 2026-06-06, Greg Wooledge wrote: > >> I keep thinking it's probably something in the networking code. I'm >> reminded of TCP Window Scaling, which caused a bunch of problems when >> it was newly introduced. Devices which were not properly configured >> sometimes could not communicate properly with Linux systems that had >> TCP Window Scaling enabled. (This was not a bug in Linux. It was a >> common bug or misconfiguration in other systems.) > > Yes it could also be a security patch enforcing a new control which > fails. It could be apparmor denying access, etc. This is why I suggest to > look in the system logs. Looking in inn2 logs and dovecot logs could be > useful too. But, as I said: this happens after some time. When I have fresh connection gnus-> inn2 it works. KJ