A couple of months ago I upgraded to 2.5.3 and had one user who suddenly
couldn't access several of his mail folders. The folder names were
displayed in the Thunderbird side panel in grey italics. I ran these
commands:
# systemctl stop cyrus-master
# su - cyrus
# /usr/lib/cyrus/bin/reconstruct -r -f user/djones
# <Ctrl>-d
# systemctl start cyrus-master
Which resolved the issue. Now a couple of months later the problem is
inexplicably back, leading me to suspect that this might be a bug in
2.5.3? In any case, now when I run reconstruct I get error messages
which I don't recall seeing previously:
...
createmailbox user.djones.Archives Staff.Eleanor Smith: Mailbox
already exists
createmailbox user.djones.Archives Staff.Corrine Callaway.Inquiries:
Mailbox already exists
createmailbox user.djones.Archives Staff.Corrine
Callaway.Destruction: Mailbox already exists
createmailbox user.djones.Archives Staff.Corrine Callaway.SharePoint:
Mailbox already exists
createmailbox user.djones.Archives Staff.Corrine
Callaway.Reorganization: Mailbox already exists
...
What can this possibly mean? Of course the mailboxes already exist; I'm
just rebuilding the indexes.
Also, I asked this question previously and don't recall getting an
answer. I've been using
unixhierarchysep: yes
since version 2.4.17, yet the subscription list is still formatted using
a "." as a separator? What happens if there is a "." in the mailbox
folder name?
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