Version: 1.9.5 (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages OS: Linux Forwarding a report from a Debian user: I have four cached IMAP accounts configured. All four accounts use SSL/TLS, three with plaintext passwords and one with GSSAPI authentication. The plaintext passwords are stored in the KDE wallet. When KMail starts, it asks for the password to unlock the wallet. When I enter the password, KMail shows an error dialog box with the message that "the process for the protocol imap://... has died unexpectedly", referring to the IMAP server that uses GSSAPI. After I press OK, KMail shows new messages fetched from the other three accounts, but it apparently didn't succeed in connecting to the one with GSSAPI. I have to refresh that account manually to initiate a new connection and get the new mail. The problem does not appear if I enter the password quickly, within a few seconds after the dialog box appears. But if I wait more than that (and I usually do, since this happens at login when many other processes are starting), I consistently get this error message. Something seems to time out while waiting for the wallet to be unlocked.
I have a similar issue - I use IMAP over SSL to my server which is on a dynamic IP address, so every time kmail starts, it asks if I want to accept a certificate. If I wait too long to say OK, I get "the process ... died unexpectedly" error. I have 4 accounts, only one of which is configured to check mail on startup, but I get the message for all 4. In addition, the one that checks on startup is configured to check every 5 minutes. If I wait past the first check to say ok, refreshing that account doesn't work and I need to close kmail and restart it to get a connection. I can provide IMAP+SSL accounts to interested developers for testing.
The IMAP slave should never die, reassigning to KIO.
Reassigning the bugs of the SMTP, IMAP and POP ioslaves to kdepim-bugs.
Undo autoconfirm.
Know that problem from former times. Can not confirm in KDE 4.3 anymore. Anyone else?