Is the following test in cyrus-common.postinst (from 2.4) right?
if [ -f /usr/lib/cyrus/cyrus-db-types.active ]; then
/usr/lib/cyrus/bin/upgrade-db
RET="$?"
case "$RET" in
0) ;;
2)
echo "ERROR: Upgrading of database backends failed." 1>&2
echo "ERROR: Please check the output, fix errors and re-run
/usr/lib/cyrus/bin/upgrade-db" 1>&2
echo "ERROR: script, before trying to start cyrus-imapd."
1>&2
;;
1|*)
echo "ERROR: Upgrading of database backends failed with a
fatal error." 1>&2
echo "ERROR: Please check
/usr/share/doc/cyrus-common/README.Debian*" 1>&2
echo "ERROR: for instructions how to upgrade cyrus
databases manually." 1>&2
exit $RET;
;;
esac
fi
Should it be ! -f?
At the moment, if I don't have db-types.active it is never created. I
originally this was the result of BDB failures, but perhaps not.
On the BDB failures I'm getting, it seems that cyrusdb_init() in cyrusdb.c
unconditionally initializes all known (at compile time) db types and so it
attempts to set up bdb even though none of my databases are using it. I ran
into the puzzle above while looking for the code that set up the directories.
Ross
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