Sieve vacation won't send second reply after timeout interval.
Hi I solved this by updating to Dovecot 2.2.24 David
Director keeping IMAP connections alive
Hello, I have a 2 director - 2 dovecot set up in a cluster. >From time to time I notice high usage of RAM by dovecot process, and analyzing with doveadm who, I see many users with dozens, even hundreds of PIDs. Inspecting those PIDs I see each one of them is an IMAP connection, coming from either director process, and ESTABILISHED. A deeper analysis shows me that there ltos of connections from the same users to BOTH dovecot instances, but as I am using director, this shouldn't happen, right? Ok. The thing is, one of the dovecot instances have only old connections (like 3 days old) and the other dovecot have some old and some newer connections. So, director is redirecting recent connections to the right dovecot, as expected, but it is keeping many of old and unused connections open, consuming resources. output of doveconf -n from dovecot: http://pastebin.com/trMEjeAs output of doveconf -n from director: http://pastebin.com/EUpHYMKY Thanks.
dsync-server: Configure lock-file location?
Good day everyone, I have a situation where my mail-folder structure (mdbox) ist like this: My users have the following data: $ doveadm user x...@xx.com field value home/srv/mail/ mailmdbox:foo/x...@xx.com/ I also do replication between 2 nodes. Now, I sometimes (when a lot of replication is happening I get the following errors: dovecot: dsync-local(x...@xx.com): Error: Couldn't lock /srv/mail//.dovecot-sync.lock: Timed out after 60 seconds This of course not only for x...@xx.com It seems to me, that my mailbox structure should rather be: $ doveadm user x...@xx.com field value home/srv/mail/foo mailmdbox:x...@xx.com/ in order to get rid of these messages? Unfortunatly I cannot change that. I've searched around and took a look into the code of dsync-server, unfortunatly the path to the lockfile is not configurable. Is there a way to somehow configure the lock-file location for dsync-server? Thanks very much, udo. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
