Hi, Ever since I switched from 1.8.3 to 1.9.0 I noticed mutt responds differently after I wake my computer from sleep. Using 1.8.3 it would typically be "frozen", but hitting ctrl-c as many times as imap connections were present when the computer went to sleep unlocked it instantly. Odd behaviour more or less, but it worked for me :) The reason this worked was probably because of this patch: https://sourceforge.net/p/gentoomuttpatches/code/ci/mutt-1.8/tree/bugs-gentoo/0006-allow-slow-IO-interrupt.patch
Now with 1.9.0 (having the same patch applied) I notice that the ctrl-c trick doesn't work any more, and mutt stays "frozen" somewhat, usually breaking sort of out of this situation by itself after a little while. I've had a couple of times now where re-loading the mailbox afterwards causes weird errors, like it fails to connect, then claims password was incorrect (even though it uses the one from memory), usually another try works, sometimes it doesn't. When it fails, it sometimes looks like it actually isn't making a connection at all, but just resuming on some broken handle of some sort. I wonder if anyone else noticed this behaviour or that my config/patches somehow interact badly. I'd like to debug this somehow, but I've got no idea yet how. Any plans, suggestions, etc. are welcome. For the record, I see this behaviour on both macOS and Solaris, multiple machines, so I assume it's not a specific instance problem. Thanks, Fabian -- Fabian Groffen Gentoo on a different level
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