-ay covers ctubpds (note that "b" is in there, but I think the order of
things clobbers the headers. At any rate, it looks like I lost any
headers that might have been in there when the operation was performed,
not that anyone besides me was using imap anyway. After the upgrade
amavis tried furiously to deliver to the old server (I neglected to
change that config) so anything from 2 am on, is OK. Otherwise the
messages are there, they just look funny. I'll live with it. To try to
fix it now mean a loss of several hours of data. My customers wouldn't
stand for that.
Curtis
Jesse Norell wrote:
On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 09:36 -0400, Curtis Maurand wrote:
OK, I did something wrong.
from the server where the upgrade was to go.
I did:
mysqladmin -p<password> create dbmail
mysqldump -p<password> -h old.server.com --database dbmail >dbmail.dump
mysql -p<password> dbmail <dbmail.dump
mysql -p<password> dbmail <migrate_from_2.0_to_2.2.sql
dbmail-util -ay (I think this might have been the screw up)
Now all headers when connecting with any imap client are blank (no from,
no subject).
Do I need to do the import over again?
From memory, I think you need to run dbmail-util -by after an upgrade,
to populate header cache tables and the like. You use -ay for
daily/periodic maintenance.
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