On 2014-10-10 23:52, Timo Sirainen wrote:
It's not doing any changes to mailbox contents, but it's still updating the
index/uidlist files as part of its normal operation.
I doesn't actually seem to change content of the files. Only
permissoins. But given that the docs says (or rather "said") explicitly:
"No changes are ever done to the source location."
I would expect operations on the "source" to be strictly read only -
including permissions.
Is the documentation intentionally changed to not make that promise anymore?
# dsync -R -o mail_home=/users/user/maildir backup ssh -c arcfour -o
StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i /root/.ssh/id-rsa-dsync source-host "dsync -o
mail_home=/users/user/maildir"
You should use -u user@domain parameter in both sides so it drops root
privileges.
Yes... but the problem here is that the current userdb has accounts
which can be activated/de-activated and de-activating an account makes
the userdb act as it doesn't exist.
... which makes dsync skip it.
I realize that's a broken userdb, but the possible work-around was to
not do userdb lookups with dsync.
/Peter
