On 8.8.2013, at 11.21, Simon Fraser <srf@sanger.ac.uk> wrote:
I ran two tests: one using 'doveadm expunge' and one deleting the message using mutt. Since the hosts mentioned so far have a copy of my full mailbox on, I re-ran the tests (with the same results) on a test server with a fresh mailbox on, so there was no extra folder synchronisation in there to fill up the rawlog.
Those log entries are too big for the mailing list (70k+), so are here:
'doveadm expunge' dsync-rawlog node A http://pastebin.com/LtUnENPv
'doveadm expunge' dsync-rawlog node B http://pastebin.com/QaWLyZq2
imap expunge dsync-rawlog node A http://pastebin.com/SuFdWn0w
imap expunge dsync-rawlog node B http://pastebin.com/Ex66s7hq
I finally looked into this:
The A and B node logs are exactly the same. I think you sent the same ones for both? Anyway, one of the sides is enough. The interesting parts are:
1375808883.299424 O: NINBOX y 0314c806e3fa0052d26a0000736ac1b0 1375795939 24 1375808883.350378 I: NINBOX y 0314c806e3fa0052d26a0000736ac1b0 1375795939 23 1375808883.360216 I: Ce 22 6e2b7029b52c015258220000736ac1b0 1375808883.360972 O: Cs 23 ae42e400732d0152d3310000736ac1b0 59 1375808883 20
One side has uidnext=23 and the other side has uidnext=24. You're deleting the last message with uid=22, so the uidnext=23 is correct. The other side however thinks that the same mail's uid is 23. There must be something wrong with the mail delivery, because both sides should have uid=22 and uidnext=23 here. So replication rawlogs of a new mail delivery would be helpful..