On 23/06/2012 15:41, Bulent Malik wrote:
>>>>>>> On 05/31/12 11:06, Bulent Malik wrote:
>>>>>>> On 28/05/2012 22:03, Bulent Malik wrote:
>>>>>>> There is an info in UPGRADING;
>>>>>>> What does r348 mean ? my version v2.0.11a-debian . In that case,
>>>>>>> what is my revision ?
>>>>>> Unfortunately we can only support packages distributed on the
>>>>>> official
>>>>> site. If you installed policyd another way it's best to contact the
>>>>> packager/s and find out how to upgrade.
>>>>>
>>>>>> You are more than welcome to download the tar.gz from
>>>>> http://policyd.org/content/download and install it by following the
>>>>> instructions in the INSTALL file. From there we can identify the
>>>>> problem and resolve it.>Again - a detailed report on what you're
>>>>> experiencing will help us better understand what's going on.
>>>>>
>>>>>> - Robert
>>>>> What is revision ( r ) for Cluebringer-2.0.11 ?
>>>>> What does r348 mean ?
>>> r348 is the old subversion revision numbers. This is generally used for the
>>> development snapshot/versions of Policyd/Cluebringer.
>>>> I'm pretty sure you can ignore any upgrade statements that include rXXX
>>>> numbers. Unless you're upgrading from a very very old development snapshot.
>>> Ok then in the latest snapshot, there is an upgrading file
>>>
>>> UPDATE quotas_limits, quotas_tracking
>>> SET quotas_limits.CounterLimit =
>>> ceil(quotas_limits.CounterLimit / 1024),
>>> quotas_tracking.Counter = ceil(quotas_tracking.Counter /
>>> 1024)
>>> WHERE quotas_tracking.QuotasLimitsID = quotas_limits.ID
>>> AND quotas_limits.Type = "MessageCumulativeSize";
>>>
>>> UPDATE session_tracking SET Size = ceil(Size / 1024); I am execute
>>> above .
>>>
>>> But my cluebringer version didn't update is still 2.0.11. am I to replace
>>> some files?
>>> Actually, is there a patch for upgrade ?
>>>
>>>
>>> I restarted the services (cluebringer and postfix ) but there is no change
>>> the situation.
>>> For exceeded limit mails if I select defer postfix rejects but i select
>>> hold postfix holds ( OK ) or i select discard postfix discard ( OK ).
>>> Namely the defer feature doesn't work.
>>>
>> Yes. You need to uninstall the previous version of Policyd and install the
>> new version by following the instructions in the INSTALL file.
>> The verdicts are literally passed through from the modules directly to
>> Policyd, so if you are experiencing this you're more than likely going to
>> have to log an issue on the devlabs site with the details I described in
>> the>mail below.
>> I've spun the attached patch for you, it will output where the verdict is
>> being set and what the modules return status is. This may give a bit of
>> indication where the issue lies. Pleae apply the patch before logging
>> the>issue below.
>>> For us to investigate this we need to reproduce it. With the sheer
>>> number of posts in the past week, this is going to take some time. We
>>> tend to prioritize issues which affect multiple users higher than
>>> those that affect fewer users.
>>> If you don't mind assisting us here, it would greatly speed things up.
>>> I would suggest if you can prove with logs that policyd is returning
>>> the incorrect verdict back to Postfix, is to maybe log all the steps
>>> you use to reproduce this as a issue on the devlabs site.
>
>>> It makes it much easier and faster if we have a sql db dump of the
>>> policyd db you're using to test with, a copy of your Policyd config
>>> file, a copy of your Postfix config file (master& main). Details like
>>> which OS you're using is also helpful, which version of Policyd
>>> (stated in the full logs above when policyd starts). Then the logs
>>> showing the incorrect behavior with full debugging everywhere turned on.
> Ok i am following the intall file in the latest policyd source directory.
> When i execute "mysql -uroot -ppasswd cluebringer< policyd.mysql" i get an
> error like below;
> You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to
> your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'TYPE=InnoDB
> CHARACTER SET latin1 COLLATE latin1_bin' at line 12
What command did you use to generate policyd.mysql?
What version of mysql are you using?
Usage: ./convert-tsql <database type> <file> [prefix]
Valid database types:
mysql55 - For MySQL v5.5
mysql4 - For MySQL v4
mysql - For MySQL v5
pgsql - For PostgreSQL
sqlite - For SQLite v3
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