Mathew Anderson wrote:

Any other time (not during 5am to 8am) it runs great.  Any ideas why a
user would be logged out during use?

What are you using for authentication?


LDAP


Is there a job that runs sometime between 5 and 8 that would be locking
your auth system and preventing authentication? Am I guessing wildly? :-)


not that I could find.


What is your peak using for webmail activity? It's a long shot but
courier-imap could simply be refusing additinal logins from your webmail
server. Courier-imap limit the number of simultanious connections (to 4 by
default). This isn't usually an issue with webmail because the connections
are so short.


peak usage is from 8am to 5pm  Only one other person was attaching to the
imap server during this time (the person left a mail client open and it
was checking for new mail every 5 mins).  I did not see a disconnect for
that user.

look at MAXPERIP and MAXDAEMONS in /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/imapd, turn them up. also make sure it's not tripping up on the daemons setting in /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/authdaemonrc although it shouldn't be.


you might also take a look at imapproxy as a way to lighten the load on courier.


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