On Mon, Oct 15, 2007 at 03:25:28PM +0200, Rudy Gevaert wrote: > Hi, > > I'm busy looking at delayed delete. I'm using unix hierarchy seperator. I > deleted a mailbox and see it like this: > > kavula.ugent.be> lm > DELETED/user/rudy.gevaert/Foo/[EMAIL PROTECTED] (\HasNoChildren) > user/rudy.gevaert/[EMAIL PROTECTED] (\HasNoChildren) > user/rudy.gevaert/[EMAIL PROTECTED] (\HasNoChildren) > user/rudy.gevaert/[EMAIL PROTECTED] (\HasNoChildren) > user/[EMAIL PROTECTED] (\HasChildren) > > However the file system location is: > /var/cyrus/imap/domain/u/ugent.be/u/DELETED/user/rudy^gevaert/Foo/471364C1/
Yeah, that's a "feature" - you see, hashing is done by whatever's after the first dot. In theory you don't have to care. We wrote our userhash patch so the locations would be: /var/cyrus/imap/domain/u/ugent.be/user/rudy^gevaert/DELETED.user.rudy^gevaert.Foo.471364C1/ /var/cyrus/imap/domain/u/ugent.be/user/rudy^gevaert/user.rudy^gevaert /var/cyrus/imap/domain/u/ugent.be/user/rudy^gevaert/user.rudy^gevaert.Inbox2 /var/cyrus/imap/domain/u/ugent.be/user/rudy^gevaert/user.rudy^gevaert.Trash /var/cyrus/imap/domain/u/ugent.be/user/rudy^gevaert/user.rudy^gevaert.Trash2 Which makes much more sense to me and has the nice property that a directory is either a "trunk" or a "leaf" but not both - it contains either purely sub directories or purely mailbox contents. > I would have thought it would be under domain/u/ugent.be/DELETED/user/... > > Is something going wrong here? No. > I've run cyr_expire and it cleans it up nicely! > > Also, is it correct to undelete a deleted folder I need to rename it? (This > works! And gets replicated). Yeah, it all works fine. It's just an odd location. I got over that pretty quickly given that my Perl libraries know where it is and Cyrus knows where it is so I just let them do the legwork. Bron.
