Hi Timo,
We have encountered an issue today with a number of migrations. Some customers
have mailboxes on the source IMAP server that look like this:
3 LIST "" *
* LIST () "." "INBOX"
* LIST () "." "INBOX.Statements"
* LIST () "." "INBOX.Draft"
* LIST () "." "INBOX.Drafts"
* LIST () "." "INBOX.I
egards, Nikolai.
On 4/08/2012, at 2:40 AM, Timo Sirainen wrote:
> On 3.8.2012, at 10.04, Nikolai Schupbach wrote:
>
>> There is a problem with the dsync POP3 migration plugin when syncing a large
>> INBOX. What happens is dsync establishes a connection to the POP3 server at
>
Timo,
There is a problem with the dsync POP3 migration plugin when syncing a large
INBOX. What happens is dsync establishes a connection to the POP3 server at the
beginning of the sync, but then it sits there idle until it's used to sync the
UIDLs. On a very large inbox with many thousands of m
I'm seeing the following error in our logs when removing mailboxes (we are
using mdbox and dovecot 2.1.8):
Aug 1 20:03:36 msgsrv dovecot: imap(t...@test.com): Error:
stat(/mailstore/domains/test.com/test/mdbox/mailboxes/Spam) failed: Operation
not permitted
Aug 1 20:03:36 msgsrv dovecot: imap
ESEARCH ESORT
SEARCHRES WITHIN CONTEXT=SEARCH LIST-STATUS SPECIAL-USE QUOTA ACL RIGHTS=texk
Host1 separator and prefix: [.][INBOX.]
Host2 separator and prefix: [.][INBOX.]
So there appears to be some problem with namespaces and dsync/imapc.
On 14/07/2012, at 8:29 PM, Nikolai Schupbach wrote:
>
I'm working on migrating IMAP users from Mirapoint Message Servers to Dovecot
servers. The Mirapoint IMAP server uses INBOX as a namespace for private
mailboxes. I created the same namespace in Dovecot, but when I migrate
mailboxes dsync seems to ignore/miss the namespace on Mirapoint and I end
>> New subscriber here. I noticed that the FTS index is not used in compound
>> searches.
>> Is this expected? Tested in 2.0.0 and 2.0.8:
>
>Yep. It's been in TODO for a while.
I know this thread is quite old, but we have the same issue with v2.0.14 and
squat. Would this issue also affect the So