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Rajesh Saxena wrote: | Rob Siemborski wrote: | |> If you do delete the files directly, you will need to reconstruct the |> mailbox afterwords (and will still have a race condition). |> |> It'd be MUCH better to do all the access through IMAP, like you're |> supposed to ;) | | | Thank you both Rob and James for offering suggestions. I will write | the script to do imap. I tried the reconstruct method just for curiosity | and I have a quick question. Lets say there is a folder like this: | | /var/spool/imap/user/firstuser/Spam/ | 1. 2. 3. cyrus.cache cyrus.header cyrus.index | | If I delete messages 1. 2. and 3. then run | $ rm 1. 2. 3. && reconstruct -r user.firstuser.Spam | | Are the next emails which get stored in that directory supposed to be | 1. 2. 3. or will they be named 4. 5. 6. onwards? | |
I've always seen it do the 1., etc., but I'm not a cyrus internal expert. :)
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