[Alpine-info] frequent connection reset on Ubuntu

David Prager Branner brannerchinese at gmail.com
Sat Dec 18 10:01:27 PST 2010


That may be true, but it does not explain all the facts.

1. When Alpine is run directly on the server, with a window open on the
actual server machine itself, there is no problem with the connection or the
Inbox staying open.

2. When Alpine is accessed over SSH and the Inbox is open, the whole SSH
tunnel dies periodically; it is not that the Inbox suddenly closes. Even
supposing that the Inbox is closing, why would the whole SSH tunnel die as
the result of that?

Thanks!

- dpb

On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 12:54 PM, Andraž 'ruskie' Levstik <
ruskie at codemages.net> wrote:


> :2010-12-18T12:51:David Prager Branner:

>

> > Alpine is accessing the gmail smtp server. Resets of this kind are rare

> with

> > any other application open on the ssh connection, and when Alpine is run

> > directly on the server itself, it seems quite stable, and is rarely

> closed

> > out of the gmail server. That last fact makes me think that the

> connection

> > reset is not simply the result of the inbox closing.

>

> Simple answer: Google doesn't want you using their IMAP the way it was

> supposed to be used. There's been a lot said about this.

>

> It's broken behaviour by Google and nobody there cares about it.

>

> Regards

>

> --

> Andraž 'ruskie' Levstik

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