Hi,
I am trying to migrate my imap server to dbmail, and to do that I'd like
to use "imapsync --useuid". I can't use the header as mechanism to
synchronize, I have 700GB of stored messages and a lot of bad or
inhexistent headers (so impasync would skip them).
The problem is that dbmail don't
On 03/14/2012 10:47 AM, Emiliano Rago wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to migrate my imap server to dbmail, and to do that I'd like
> to use "imapsync --useuid". I can't use the header as mechanism to
> synchronize, I have 700GB of stored messages and a lot of bad or
> inhexistent headers (so impasync
What OS should i use as the base.
I'd like to use repos for the install, so no compiling.
I'm a ubuntu/debian person myself so i think i'm half way there, I'm
just wondering which particular version is going to be the most painless.
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On 03/14/2012 02:11 PM, Paul J Stevens wrote:
The problem is that dbmail don't assign UID according to UIDNEXT
prediction, so imapsync's cache is wrong, and if I rerun the
synchronization the old messages and deleted and transferred again.
So imapsync is broken! Look at this excerpt from RFC350
On 03/14/2012 03:29 PM, Emiliano Rago wrote:
> You're right, but there is any particular reason to not assign the UID
> as predicted?
There is no reason to.
Message UIDs are the dbmail_messages.message_idnr value, an
auto-incremented counter shared by *all* mailboxes for *all* users.
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