Hi Nicholas, On Wednesday 03 Jun 2009 15:03:42 Nicholas Marriott wrote: > > the duplicates folder and no where else. If it is a duplicate, a copy of > > it should be present in the other folder. Right ? > > This could happen if delivery to the duplicate cache succeeded but delivery > to your actual mailbox failed. > > I think this is a side-effect of a bug somewhere in the patch you are > using, I see it occasionally but so far I haven't had time to track it > down. I'll have a closer look but it won't be until I get home from holiday >
Debing BTS #531690 has been filed to track the duplicate message delivery
issue.
Background:
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But there's another issue that I'd like to bring to your attention.
I've noticed that at times, I see new messages being categorized under the
duplicates folder.
Here's the rule I'm using:
# Catch duplicate messages using a message-id cache.
$db = "${base}/duplicates"
$key = "%[message_id]"
cache $db expire 1 week
match not string $key to "" {
# Filter messages already in the cache.
match in-cache $db key $key action maildir "${path}/.duplicates"
# Add message-ids to the cache.
match all action to-cache $db key $key continue
}
There has been instances where I've seen the email to be available only under
the duplicates folder and no where else. If it is a duplicate, a copy of it
should be present in the other folder. Right ?
Earlier, I have had ignored this behavior. This looked to be a concern
recently when I noticed that one of the important messages were delivered into
the duplicates folder and no where else.
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Thanks,
Ritesh
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Ritesh Raj Sarraf
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"Necessity is the mother of invention."
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