Hi Sebastian,
I'll answer below (and in green) your answers!! Thanks a lot for your
explanations mate :) :)
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El 07-01-2019 15:57, Sebastian Hagedorn escribió:
> Hi,
>
> --On 7. Januar 2019 um 14:51:02 +0100 Egoitz Aurrekoetxea <ego...@sarenet.es>
> wrote:
>
>> This seems to take ages...
>
> why don't you run it for a single account first, to make sure that it
> actually helps?
>
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>
> YES :) IT HAS WORKED AS EXPECTED FOR A SINGLE ACCOUNT! HAVE LAUNCHED LATER
> THE :
>
> /USR/LOCAL/CYRUS/SBIN/CTL_CONVERSATIONSDB -R -Z
>
> (STILL RUNNING)
>
> AND LATER THE :
>
> /USR/LOCAL/CYRUS/SBIN/CTL_CONVERSATIONSDB -R -B
>
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>
>> I'm trying to figure the best way of
>> implementing this and of clarifying concepts.... I'm running Squatter in
>> rolling replication mode and exist the concept of conversations then.
>> What is the exact role of each of them?. Squatter seems to index the
>> mailbox but when something is not properly indexed instead of running
>> Squatter you use ctl_conversations for reindexing some part again or...
>
> squatter is nowadays a bit of a misnomer, because it uses whatever index you
> have configured. In cyrus 2.4, squatter would always create a SQUAT index.
> When you run squatter with Xapian, it will build the index, but for the index
> to actually work, you also need the conversationsdb. squatter does not touch
> the conversationsdb! The index is only a pointer to the conversationsdb, not
> to actual messages.
>
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>
> I SEE!! THIS WAS THE KEY POINT I WAS LOOSING OR WHICH I WAS NOT ABLE TO SEE
> HOW ALL OF THEM WHERE RELATED...
>
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>
> Robert can probably explain this much better than me, but I think the problem
> is the following:
>
> * when you have conversations enabled in imapd.conf, normal deliveries to the
> mailboxes (e.g. using lmtpd) will update the conversationsdb
>
> * syncing (at least using the "old" mechanism, not sure about sync between
> instances running 3.0) does *not* update the conversationsdb
>
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>
> ALTHOUGH I ASSUME, HERE IF YOU RUN THE SQUATTER IN ROLLING MODE WITHIN A
> SLAVE SERVER SEEMS TO UPDATE THE INDEX... ALTHOUGH NOT SURE IF IT COULD DO
> TOO WITH CONVERSATIONSDB.. HOW DOES A SLAVE BEHAVE IN THIS SENSE?. COULD
> ANYONE HELP US PLEASE :) ??
>
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>
>
> Once you have a running 3.0 server, you probably won't need to run
> ctl_conversationsdb ever again. But when you are at the stage of syncing mail
> from 2.4 to 3.0, you *will* need to rebuild each user's conversationdb at
> least once, after you have finished with syncing that user.
>
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>
> THIS IS IMPORTANT YES...
>
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>
> Again, this is all based on my understanding and not an official answer.
>
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>
> ANY I THANK A LOT ALL YOUR HELP!! MANY MANY THANKS MATE!!
>
> CHEERS!!
>
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> El 07-01-2019 10:19, Sebastian Hagedorn escribió:
>
> That sounds like the conversationsdb issue I was talking about. Have you
> tried these steps?
>
> ctl_conversationsdb -z USER
> ctl_conversationsdb -b USER
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Sebastian Hagedorn
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