Re: [courier-users] pop3 connections don't get closed

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J=C3=BCrgen Knelangen writes:

> Hi there,
>=20
> i'm running a little courier pop3 server for 7 users.
> My problem is that every time they connect to the server, a new
> courierpop3login process is opened that gets never closed!
>=20
> Of course $maxprocs is very soon reached and they cannot connect.

Check for broken intermediate firewalls or proxies. That's the only possi=
ble=20
explanation.



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