(In reply to Gregor Lichtner :glichtner from comment #6) > Thanks for your efforts! Unfortunately the error persists for me (Windows version of the ci-build). Let me know if it would be of help if I provide any logs. Thanks for your offer Gregor! I'd be interested if you could send me some network logs, both with and without your patch from bug 2035812, so I can see what happens differently from the network's perspective. To generate network logs: * Open Thunderbird's devtools with Ctrl+Shift+I (it might ask you to confirm that you want to allow the devtools to "connect" to your Thunderbird instance) * Switch to the network tabs * Perform operations in Thunderbird that would typically lead to the authentication issue you're seeing, e.g. synchronising a folder (if possible perform the same operations in both captures) * Click on the gear icon in the top right corner of the devtools > Save All As HAR If you can then send me the HAR file for each capture to brendan[at]thunderbird.net, I can start comparing them - there might be a clue in there regarding what we're doing differently than Necko's built-in HTTP error handling (which is tricky to use in Thunderbird for the reasons I've mentioned in the previous bug) 🙂 If you'd rather send me these files via encrypted email, my PGP key should be available on the main keyservers with the fingerprint A605 085C 29B3 6F8D 6CBE 40F4 CDCA 42A3 7FDF 8A72.
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(In reply to Gregor Lichtner :glichtner from comment #6) > Thanks for your efforts! Unfortunately the error persists for me (Windows version of the ci-build). Let me know if it would be of help if I provide any logs. Thanks for your offer Gregor! I'd be interested if you could send me some network logs, both with and without your patch from bug 2035812, so I can see what happens differently from the network's perspective. To generate network logs: * Open Thunderbird's devtools with Ctrl+Shift+I (it might ask you to confirm that you want to allow the devtools to "connect" to your Thunderbird instance) * Switch to the network tabs * Perform operations in Thunderbird that would typically lead to the authentication issue you're seeing, e.g. synchronising a folder (if possible perform the same operations in both captures) * Click on the gear icon in the top right corner of the devtools > Save All As HAR If you can then send me the HAR file for each capture to brendan[at]thunderbird.net, that might help my investigation progress - there might be a clue in there regarding what we're doing differently than Necko's built-in HTTP error handling (which is tricky to use in Thunderbird for the reasons I've mentioned in the previous bug) 🙂 If you'd rather send me these files via encrypted email, my PGP key should be available on the main keyservers with the fingerprint A605 085C 29B3 6F8D 6CBE 40F4 CDCA 42A3 7FDF 8A72.