Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Hi Karl,
Sorry for the slow answer. No it is not "one login per time" it is a little bit more complicated.
I did a test with Thunderbird, where I cut the internet line several time, to produce the broken connections. I get the same error message.
I would say the conclusion is that Gmail produces more broken TCP connections, and so you reach earlier the given limit and get the error message. The root cause for that is party because it uses 4 connections (instead of the Thunderbird which we have already set to 1), and this Android sleep thing might causes also some extra broken connections (but that is not confirmed, just a guess).
Regards the "first comes first severs". You have a limit of 15 connections. If you reach this limit new connects get this "BAD User is authenticated but not connected" error, however if there are before opened working TCP connections, those are still working.
So if you connect with Thunderbird, and it works, then Gmail creates enough broken connections and you reach the limit, and run the test site, you will see there "BAD User is authenticated but not connected", however your Thunderbird is still working.
I hope I can finally do some measurements with the IMAP proxy and then see how the Gmail app opens new connects, and how much broken TCP connections it produces.
Regards,
Robert