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(In reply to Nils from comment #80)
> Nope, local SSD on a very recent laptop... path is C:/Users/user5/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/p123abcd.default-release/ImapMail/srvmail.domain.net/folders.sbd/work.sbd/networks.sbd/mailmbox.msf (see comment 74). Whats weird is that I also see the problem with the comment 72 error dialog on the "networks" folder (a directory on disk), which contains no mails.

So, working backwards here: How does you machine talk to the server? Meaning, is your machine and the server on a switch and sharing traffic? Is the server behind any hard/soft firewall? What about disabling any Antivirus in case it's the type that acts as a proxy for incoming / outgoing mail scanning? Just thinking out loud about any potential software or network topology issues that could be at play.

(In reply to Nils from comment #80)
> Nope, local SSD on a very recent laptop... path is C:/Users/user5/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/p123abcd.default-release/ImapMail/srvmail.domain.net/folders.sbd/work.sbd/networks.sbd/mailmbox.msf (see comment 74). Whats weird is that I also see the problem with the comment 72 error dialog on the "networks" folder (a directory on disk), which contains no mails.

So, working backwards here: How does your machine talk to the server? Meaning, is your machine and the server on a switch and sharing traffic? Is the server behind any hard/soft firewall? What about disabling any Antivirus in case it's the type that acts as a proxy for incoming / outgoing mail scanning? Just thinking out loud about any potential software or network topology issues that could be at play.