Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-08 Thread Ilja Booij
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tuesday, September 7, 2004 at 23:44 +0100 wrote: > >DBMail mailinglist on Tuesday, September 7, 2004 >at >13:05 +0100 wrote: >> >> >>Ilja Booij wrote: >>> How so? >>> The temporary message does get a number ('7'). If auto_increment >doesn't >>>

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-08 Thread Candice Quates
DBMail mailinglist on Tuesday, September 7, 2004 at 13:05 +0100 wrote: > > >Ilja Booij wrote: >> How so? >> The temporary message does get a number ('7'). If auto_increment doesn't >> work, why does the temporary message get a number, but not the copied >> mes

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Ilja Booij
DBMail mailinglist on Tuesday, September 7, 2004 at 13:05 +0100 wrote: > > >Ilja Booij wrote: >> How so? >> The temporary message does get a number ('7'). If auto_increment doesn't >> work, why does the temporary message get a number, but not the copied >> message? Or am I missing something obvio

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Paul J Stevens
Ilja Booij wrote: How so? The temporary message does get a number ('7'). If auto_increment doesn't work, why does the temporary message get a number, but not the copied message? Or am I missing something obvious here? Oops. You're right. Silly me. Must be a bit foggy due to a cold :-/ So ma

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Ilja Booij
DBMail mailinglist on Tuesday, September 7, 2004 at 10:38 +0100 wrote: > >Ilja Booij wrote: >> Ilja Booij wrote: >> > >>> >>> Does that make sense? It looks like the message_idnr is 7 before. So >>> why should it become 0 afterwards? I'll have a good look at the code. >>> >> I'm wondering if som

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Paul J Stevens
Ilja Booij wrote: Ilja Booij wrote: Paul J Stevens wrote: This doesn't look right. Candice Quates wrote: Given that the temporary msgidnr is 7, the message_idnr should *not* by 0. Show us the schema for your dbmail_messages table. This sounds like auto_increment is not set fo

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Ilja Booij
Ilja Booij wrote: Paul J Stevens wrote: This doesn't look right. Candice Quates wrote: Given that the temporary msgidnr is 7, the message_idnr should *not* by 0. Show us the schema for your dbmail_messages table. This sounds like auto_increment is not set for dbmail_messages.mess

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Paul J Stevens
Ilja Booij wrote: Paul J Stevens wrote: This doesn't look right. Candice Quates wrote: Given that the temporary msgidnr is 7, the message_idnr should *not* by 0. Show us the schema for your dbmail_messages table. This sounds like auto_increment is not set for dbmail_messages.mes

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Ilja Booij
Paul J Stevens wrote: This doesn't look right. Candice Quates wrote: Given that the temporary msgidnr is 7, the message_idnr should *not* by 0. Show us the schema for your dbmail_messages table. This sounds like auto_increment is not set for dbmail_messages.message_idnr Does that

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages log

2004-09-07 Thread Paul J Stevens
This doesn't look right. Candice Quates wrote: Sep 6 16:55:01 mail1 dbmail/lmtpd[96635]: pipe.c, insert_messages: temporary msgidnr is [7] Sep 6 16:55:01 mail1 dbmail/lmtpd[96635]: pipe.c, insert_messages: calling sort_and_deliver for useridnr [2] Sep 6 16:55:01 mail1 dbmail/lmtpd[96635]: G

Re: [Dbmail] disappearing messages

2004-09-07 Thread Richard Barrington
Candice, The log didn't seem to make it... Check MySQL log as well, and turn up the trace levels in DBMail to see if there's any useful clues. Have you checked the local filesystem to see if it's actually been delivered the old fashioned way? Richard. On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 10:52, Candice Quates