Mail needs to be restarted every time I awake my computer from sleeping,

Every time I awake my computer from sleeping, Mail needs to be restarted.
Why's that?
The problem is that if I'm not aware of i it, my Mail stays offline.
Any help?
Thanks
Nico

This is a bug that doesn't affect everyone. I can't reproduce it and I don't know what triggers it. The following steps have been reported (but not confirmed by me) to work around it in some cases:
Turning off Dictation
Turning off the built-in firewall
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Changing DNS servers
That's all I've been able to find out.

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