GWIA and Apple Mail IMAP FETCH issue

We are having a problem with Mail accessing a particular IMAP account. This particular account is accessed by three users via IMAP and occasionally it hangs when updating the cache directories for a particular folder. Also, when this happens the IMAP server is flooded with FETCH requests from Mail. This in turn acts just like a DoS attack and the server will eventually drop. The IMAP server we use is GWIA (GroupWise 7.0.3). The Mail clients are Mail 3.2 and 4.4 (x2).
I have tried several things, rebuilding the mailbox on the local machines, removing the Default Contents, Envelope Index and LSMMap2 files and restarting Mail. All to no avail.
What I am seeing in the Activity window is:
[INBOX - Photo] Updating cache directory
Received 1024 of 4294967287 headers...
I have to stop this process and then Mail will stop sending Fetch requests. Thus far this is the only account to be acting this way for three users. It, also does not happen constantly, yet seemingly at random.

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There is something wrong there all right. I am having the same problem.
In my home imac, I leave Mail open when I leave for work. During the day I may access gmail via the web interface, read and/or delete some e-mails, that sort of quite normal things. When I come home, Mail in the iMac has not detected any of the changes.
This used to work with Tiger without any problems, Mail simply saw all the changes as one would expect. Definite regression, and it would be nice to have it fixed somehow...

GWIA and Apple Mail IMAP FETCH issue

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