On February 9, 2022 12:31:23 PM GMT+01:00, Patrik Peng
<patrik.p...@hostpoint.ch> wrote:
>Woops, this time with better formatting.
>
>On 09.02.22 12:21, Patrik Peng wrote:
>>
>> Hello there
>>
>> We stumbled upon an user account with Solr FTS, which returned no
>> search results for any given search query.
>> Further investigation revealed an issue between indexing mails and
>> querying the index.
>> The user name contains upper and lower case characters (eg.
>> some.u...@domain.net).
>>
>> When new mail is indexed for this user, the user name used for Solr's
>> `user` and `id` fields are transformed into lowercase, as shown in the
>> Solr log:
>>
>> webapp=/solr path=/update
>> params={...}{add=[8543/426f3b0348d03451a3fb00008ba2b673/some.u...@domain.net
>> (1724281617442144256), ... (162 adds)]} 0 44298
>>
>> And can be confirmed by manually querying Solr. The Solr schema in use
>> performs no transformation for the affected fields.
>> When a search request is performed via IMAP, Dovecot queries Solr with
>> the original user name:
>>
>> GET
>> /solr/dovecot_fts_popimap/select?wt=json&f...&fq=%2Bbox:1a30ec359dce3451b8e600008ba2b673+%2Buser:some.u...@domain.net
>>
>> HTTP/1.1"
>>
>> Which (correctly) returns zero results.
>>
>> To summarize, I suspect dovecot transforms any user name to lower case
>> while indexing mails, but not when querying for results.
>>
>> Is this a bug, or caused by my configuration?
How are your users added to your auth backend?
Please post your doveconf -n output
>> Regards
>> Patrik
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