Hello,
solved:
the problem seems to be caused by the following change noted in the release-notes for 2.3.19:
- doveadm sync: BROKENCHAR was wrongly changed to '_' character when migrating mailboxes. This was set by default to %, so any mailbox names containing % characters were modified to "_25".
After explicitely defining '%' as brokenchar, replication from the command-line now works without problem and the replication-'failed'-count has returned to 0.
The solution is to define 'mail_location = mdbox:%h/mdbox:BROKENCHAR=\%'
Andreas
Am 18.05.22 um 14:23 schrieb Andreas Piper:
Hello,
after upgrading my two replicator-hosts from 2.3.18 to 2.3.19, I observe 'failed replication'-counts with "dovecot replicator status".
The failure seems to be linked to foldernames containing a 'percent'-sign ('%'):
"dovecot replicator status '*' | grep ' y'" now lists some users, who are permanently marked as 'failed'.
Trying to resync one of these users ('username') with
"doveadm -D sync -u username -d -n INBOX -l 30 -U"
stops with output:
"May 18 13:29:34 doveadm(username)<84718><TBlBD5fYhGLuSgEAZZgj0g>: Warning: Mailbox changes caused a desync. You may want to run dsync again: Mailbox AG Servicedesk/Krankmeldungen -Hiwis/krank/30%25 mailbox_rename conflict: Can't rename mailbox to itself."
"doveadm mailbox list -u username | grep '%'" for this user shows indeed a folder named "AG Servicedesk/Krankmeldungen -Hiwis/krank/30%".
For the other failed users resyncing stops at equivalent foldernames containing a 'percent'-sign.
There are no errors or warnings noted in the logs and the replication for these users seems still to be working, as the total mailbox-size of the users is always identical on both replicators and mailbox-changes are noted in the logs.
Are there any ideas how to solve this?
Systemparameters are:
# 2.3.19 (b3ad6004dc): /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf # Pigeonhole version 0.5.19 (4eae2f79) # OS: Linux 4.15.0-177-generic x86_64 Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS
Mailbox-Storage is on local ZFS
Further information can be provided if needed.
With many thanks for any help, Andreas