TIME_OUT stays after each squirrelmail login

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Hi,

i have never seen this behavior before, but in my current setup when  
people access imap with squirrellmail from first server (WEB), after  
successful login there stays a connection in TIME_WAIT stage on the  
imap server (MAIL). On my other clusters and also with other imap  
clients on this server, no one leaves TIME_WAIT behind.

One can easily leave 100+ opened connections for tracking by clicking  
Check mail periodically thus reaching my limit of connections per IP,  
causing DOS. :-)

I have:
squirrelmail-1.4.10a
   Installed Plugins
     1. translate
     2. retrieveuserdata
     3. spamcop
     4. filters
     5. message_details
     6. delete_move_next
     7. change_sqlpass
     8. select_range
php-5.2.5
courier-imap-4.0.6
2.6.22-hardened gentoo kernel
every browser


Need i to specify more?

Lines look like:
tcp        0      0 XX.XX.XX.1:143       XX.XX.XX.2:37294      
TIME_WAIT   -
netstat -apln | grep 143 | grep TIME_WAIT | wc -l
86
And i did click 40+ times on check myself.
after some time it comes back down:
netstat -apln | grep 143 | grep TIME_WAIT | wc -l
36

Please help me get connection from squirrelmail closed properly.  
Thank you.

Regards,
M.


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