Ken,
That was just a momentary oops. Now the same cyradm command generates the
same error as reconstruct:
setaclmailbox: anyone: lrsip: Mailbox has an invalid format
And I still can't find any significant difference (other than the name) for a
folder that reconstructs ok and one that doesn't.
Rob Tanner wrote:
Ken,
The imapd.log doesn't show anything at all, and I had already tried
strace'ing and saw nothing that gave me any clue. One thing I did
notice was that using cyradm, I could not change the acl either on a
mailbox that reconstruct failed on. I got an I/O error:
setaclmai
Ken,
The imapd.log doesn't show anything at all, and I had already tried
strace'ing and saw nothing that gave me any clue. One thing I did notice was
that using cyradm, I could not change the acl either on a mailbox that
reconstruct failed on. I got an I/O error:
setaclmailbox: anyone: lrsip
Rob Tanner wrote:
Ken,
Since I'm moving from ESYS to Cyrus, the index/cache files should be
irrelevant as they use an entirely different naming convention and I
fully expect to loose the flags in question. But I tried your
suggestion anyway without success. And the problem is not consistent,
Ken,
Since I'm moving from ESYS to Cyrus, the index/cache files should be
irrelevant as they use an entirely different naming convention and I fully
expect to loose the flags in question. But I tried your suggestion anyway
without success. And the problem is not consistent, only affecting may
On Thu, 1 Apr 2004, Ken Murchison wrote:
> My guess is that the index/cache upgrade code doesn't like the old
> files. You could try removing the cyrus.* files in one of these
> mailboxes and then run reconstruct. The only downside to this is that
> you will lose any flags (other than \Seen) tha
Rob Tanner wrote:
Hi,
I am moving from an old style ESYS (based on a 1.x version of CMU) to
the latest and greatest Cyrus 2.2.3 on a new box with a single 140GB
mirrored partition to hold all the mail spools. On the system I'm
upgrading from, we had multiple partitions. Since I am merging th
Hi,
I am moving from an old style ESYS (based on a 1.x version of CMU) to
the latest and greatest Cyrus 2.2.3 on a new box with a single 140GB
mirrored partition to hold all the mail spools. On the system I'm
upgrading from, we had multiple partitions. Since I am merging the
mail into a sing
