Arnt Gulbrandsen wrote:
>On 04/19/2011 03:12 PM, Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
>>The workaround seems to be to create the mailboxes first, then wait
>>a certain amount of time, then try to fill them.
>The problem is specific to inboxes, though.
>I've looked, but still can't see any way in which the user can become
>visible in the db before the user's inbox is, or any way in which the
That, most likely, is not the case.
>server can read the user before updating the mailboxes ram structure.
That, most likely, *is* the case.
>Was there a long time between these events? Tenths of seconds or more?
In the order of milliseconds.
I run a:
aox add user "$user" "$password" "$alias"
Immediately followed by a:
mailsync -f $cf -M migrate
Which first attempts to read the INBOX, then writes to it.
During the mailsync, it segfaults.
Mailsync uses IMAP to access the mailstore.
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Stephen.
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