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Subject: POP3-Problems with qpop 2.1.3-r3
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Hi!

I am running a small ISP using FreeBSD 2.1-stable. Recently, I get lots 
of complaints about problems getting mail using POP3. The syslog records 
several entries like 

May 16 22:00:02 mail popper[4711]: -ERR POP3 timeout


These errors happen with all kinds of clients...  Mozilla, Eudora etc. 
The only common thing seems to be Windows...

Any ideas?

Martin