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Re: Cyrus - adding email after restore




On 02/06/2006, at 1:50 PM, Joseph Boykin wrote:

I had a problem where a user could not read email, indeed every time he
tried imapd would crash. I tried a database repair as well as a user
mailbox reconstruct out of Server Admin, but that did not work. A
'reconstruct -r' via the command line didn't help either. In the end, I
wiped out /var/spool/imap/user/<username>, ran "su - cyrusimap
...reconstruct -f -r user/<username>" and all was well. Of course, all
his old mail is gone.


Now, I *do* have his old mail saved. And, according to the documentation
I should copy that email to his mailbox and run 'reconstruct -r' again. I
did that (copied the old mail (e.g. 22.) to .../imap/user/ <username>, and
made sure it was oned by cyrusimap, run reconstruct), but his mail didn't
show up.

I tend to create new mailboxes and copy the restored mail into that when I'm in this situation.


using -r -f should pick it up.

Permissions are ok?
Is it in a folder that lacks the cyrus.cache/index files?


-- Nigel Kersten [Senior Technical Officer] College of Fine Arts, University of NSW, Australia. CRICOS Provider Code: 00098G



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