Re: Had it stable, but broke after system refresh - FIXED!

Woo woo... apparently it was the certificates - a side effect of a clean 
build on the server I suppose.

Now Thunderbird is downloading my entire history again, but its at least 
working.  Oh, not sure, but given that I didn't see anything immediately 
after purging the old certificates, I suspect a restart of Thunderbird 
MIGHT have been key.  All I know is that after running the openssl 
sclient test, I noticed activity.

Anyhow, working on mine, still dying on wifes machine, so just purged 
the certificates there too.

Thanks BUNCHES all!  I NEVER NEVER would have come up with that.

Kevin

On 10/3/2012 10:14 AM, Volker Schwicking wrote:
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> Hi Keving,
>
>> xinetd[2739]: START: imaps pid=2911 from=127.0.0.1 xinetd[2739]:
>> EXIT: imaps status=0 pid=2911 duration=13(sec)
>>
>> When I try, and fail, from Thunderbird I see in /var/log/mail.log:
>>
>> imapd[2919]: Unexpected client disconnect, while reading line
>> user=??? host=UNKNOWN
>>
>> and in /var/log/messages:
>>
>> xinetd[2739]: START: imaps pid=2919 from=10.184.155.208
>> xinetd[2739]: EXIT: imaps status=1 pid=2919 duration=30(sec)
>>
>> Please share your thoughts... I'm at my wits end.
>>
>> For instance:  is there anyway to increase the logging level
>> within uw-imap to help determine whats going on?
> I dont know about the debug-settings, but here are just a couple of
> "outside ideas":
>
> a) You could try debugging the ssl-part of your setup with openssl's
> s_client.
>
> Something like:
>
> $ openssl s_client -connect <host>:<port> -showcerts
>
> and make sure, that is working properly from the outside. Maybe it has
> something to do with the certs domain since squirrelmail works using
> localhost?
>
> b) Have you tried logging it without ssl?
>
> c) Have you tried logging in using telnet? Maybe some error is printed
> that does not make it to your thunderbird?
>
> d) Did you change the ssl-certificate? You could try removing the
> "old" cert in thunderbird and retry login.
>
> Hope it helps!
>
> By the way: as you may have noticed, this list is kind of low profile
>   regarding mail-traffic :-)
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