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Since program module update in v 9.0.375.1 (german) no more IMAP emails come in


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Hi,

 

today a new program module update came in. I don't know which, here are the installed components (in german):

Eset Nod32Antivirus v9.0.375.1 (german)

 

Signaturdatenbank: 13146 (20160308)
Soforteinsatz-Modul: 7622 (20160308)
Updates: 1060 (20150617)
Viren- und Spyware-Schutz: 1479 (20160203)
Advanced Heuristik: 1167 (20160128)
Archivunterstützung: 1245 (20160118)
Säuberungstechnologie: 1118 (20160205)
Anti-Stealth-Unterstützung: 1094 (20160119)
ESET SysInspector: 1257 (20151113)
Echtzeit-Dateischutz: 1010 (20150806)
Lokalisierungsunterstützung: 1456 (20160222)
HIPS-Unterstützung: 1217 (20160308)
Internet-Schutz: 1226.11 (20160219)
Datenbank: 1077 (20160212)
Konfigurationsmodul (33): 1240.3 (20160215)
LiveGrid-Kommunikationsmodul: 1020 (20150807)
Spezielles Säuberungsprogramm: 1010 (20141118)
Rootkit detection and cleaning module: 1000 (20151228)
 

Since then i cannot get imap emails anymore with eset email scanning enabled. TLS handshake is rejected and no connection is established to the server.

 

When i turn off email scanning completely (imap, with ports 585,993,465) the emails are coming in normally.

 

I have this issue on all my 4 computers here in my network.

 

It must have to do with the recent program module update because before this update all went well with imap scanning enabled.

 

Thanks

Kind regards

querfeldein

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Noticed this had not been replied to and wanted to check in: are you still experiencing this issue?

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I also have this problem on a W10-64 machine.

SSL protocol filtering enabled prohibits IMAP connection ( too many connections open) to all my Thunderbird established 5+ IMAP accounts.

Switching off SSL protocol filtering cures .......  :-(

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