Andrew Morgan pisze: > We had a similar behavior occur that turned out to be caused by a > firewall. We use a Cisco FWSM. The culprit was a "fix-up" for the Thank you very much! I've changed port from 2000 to 2002 and sieve started to work again. It looks like my provider routers/firewalls are doing something nasty to TCP sessions on port 2000. Thanks again for hint, -- Lukasz Michalski pgp key: http://www.zork.pl/lm.asc
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