[Dovecot] Still corrupt indexes in 1A4
Alen Salamun
alien at alienworld.org
Wed Nov 2 14:36:53 EET 2005
Not to forget this happens on x86_64 Linux kernel! So as I see this
really only happens on 64 bit systems (as one user noticed before)?
Br,
Alen
Alen Salamun wrote:
> Hello All!
>
> Well I still have users which almost daily get corrupt dovecot files in
> their IMAP folders (Maildir style) and are unable to read their mail in
> this particular folders. When I delete dovecot files in this folder (rm
> -rf dove*) user can again read all messages.
>
> This is regular Linux CentOS 4.2 with SAN storage (boot from SAN) as
> disks. So this is EXT3 on LVM.
>
> BUT it is VERY interesting that than happens only to two users which are
> connected to the server via slow links (reading via Thunderbird or
> Squirrelmail). It never happened (now for weeks) to other 10 users which
> use it localy or at home (on speedy links).
>
> It's very hard for me to exactly pinpoint the problem, since it never
> happens to me.
>
> But when it happened to one user again I asked him to send me
> screenshoot of it. I could see there that SquirrelMail said:
>
> "Warning: fgets() [function fgets]: SSL: fatal protocol error in
> /usr/share/squirrelmail/functions/imap_general.php on line 93."
>
> Examining this file this line is in function:
>
> --------SQUIRRELMAIL PHP SOURCE------------
> /**
> * Custom fgets function: gets a line from the IMAP server,
> * no matter how big it may be.
> * @param stream imap_stream the stream to read from
> * @return string a line
> */
> function sqimap_fgets($imap_stream) {
> $read = '';
> $buffer = 4096;
> $results = '';
> $offset = 0;
> while (strpos($results, "\r\n", $offset) === false) {
> if (!($read = fgets($imap_stream, $buffer))) {<- THIS IS LINE 93
> /* this happens in case of an error */
> /* reset $results because it's useless */
> $results = false;
> break;
> }
> if ( $results != '' ) {
> $offset = strlen($results) - 1;
> }
> $results .= $read;
> }
> return $results;
> }
> }
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Looks like dovecot drops connection or something. Well must be related
> to corrupt dovecot files in particular folder, since deleting them
> solves the problem.
>
> BR,
> Alen Salamun
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