Hey Vijay,

no I had no repsonese, so thank you very much for your reply. Iam still fighting with this problem.

I used the command to check my replication, but it confuses me a bit:

date Tue Mar 18 13:43:09 CET 2014

doveadm replicator status '*' username priority fast sync full sync failed john@domain.net none 04:05:23 04:05:23 - jack@domain.net none 04:05:23 04:05:23 -

Could u explain me pls what these times mean? Is that the sheduled time of the next run or the time of the last run?

Thanks in advance

Daniel

Gesendet: Dienstag, 04. März 2014 um 17:59 Uhr Von: "Vijay Rajah" me@rvijay.me An: dovecot@dovecot.org Betreff: Re: [Dovecot] When does the replication run normally?

Daniel,

Not sure if you had any response.

There are 2 types of replication. (I'm assuming you have setup some sort of replication using dsync and are using 2.2+ version of dovecot)

1. Fast replication -- Only syncs new mails
2. Full replication. -- Does a FULL sync, and validates the currently replicated mails.

The fast replication occurs whenever a mail arrives for a user.

The full replication occurs based on "replication_full_sync_interval" setting in your config. The default for "replication_full_sync_interval" is 24 Hrs. (2.2rc2+)

to check the status of replication use

doveadm replicator status '*' -- This will give replication stats for all the users. (do not do this if you have a lot of users :-) ).

-Thanks Vijay

PS: I'm not an expert on Dovecot. This is based on my personal experience.

On 28/02/14 2:25 PM, Daniel Thielemann wrote:

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Hi,

I got my manual dsync finally working and can replicate mails by initiate it from comandline (doveadm sync -u mail@domain.dom -d), but it does not run by itself (per dovecot replication). When does dovecot invoke the replication normally?

Thanks in advance

Daniel