My macbook pro 10.6.8 Mail stopped working. I can't receive from IMAP ISP or iCloud acct

on 10-29 my macbookpro 10.6.8 stopped receiving mail from my ISP and from my MobileMe (iCloud account). I got repeated pop-ups for my password at the ISP. So at the Spokane genius bar, Frank re-loaded the accounts in mail and they seemed to work. But I just signed up for a site and they sent me a verification e-mail. I have not received it, and now I'm not even receiving my test mails. Where are they going?

I don't know if we are experiencing the same problem, but this is what I did and it seemed to work for me so far.
Before anything I had to hard restart my laptop. hold power button until off then turn back on.
In Finder click on Go, then click Go to Folder. in the dialogue box type
/var/db/crls
In that folder there are two files that you need to move to the trash
crlcache.db
ocspcache.db
You will need to type in your password to move these to the trash.
Restart your computer and then Empty the Trash. It is very important that you empty the trash afterwards. I forgot to do this the first time and I had to restart the whole process. It has been a few days and I have been without any problems.
I am not claiming this process to be my own, I found it on another discussion thread and it worked for me. I don't have a link to it because I had to use someone else's computer and had no luck trying to find it again. This is the procedure I followed, I do remember it well and I wrote down the steps because I had to do it twice and got tired of combing through all of the websites I have searched looking for a fix to my problem. Hopefully this helps, and try it at your own risk of course.
Let me know if you try it and it works or not, good luck.

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