Hi, I want to erase all information for mailboxes to have a fresh start.
I am running cyrus version 2.1.16 at a debian testing server. I have had copied hundreds of user mailboxes and shared folders partly by mistake to the wrong sytstem path and have built the mailboxes.db by a script running reconstrut for all folders and all user mailboxes which led to a mailbox.db which has information about mailboxes which are not used. FYI: I have had a mistake at my rsync script because of whitespaces, so subfolders were not sent to the right place but spread over to incorrect folders. When detecting the malplaced folders, I decided to correct my rsync script and run it after having erased all folders and user mailboxes. Now I have the correct system path structure, that is ok so far. How do I rebuild the cyrus mailboxes internal information from scratch getting cyrus forget about nonexistent mailboxes? The argument -m is unfortunately not supported at this version of cyrus. Can I "echo > mailboxes.db" and run a reconstruct again and everything is fine? BTW: Is there a wildcard allowed to rebuild all shared folders (placed below the user directory) and all user mailboxes so that you don't have to call reconstruct for each? cu Sascha --- Cyrus Home Page: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyruswiki.andrew.cmu.edu List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html
