Ok, so from this you've said that that the following are obsolete: convert-sieve.pl cvt_cyrusdb cvt_cyrusdb_all cyr_userseen dohash undohash upgradesieve
I leave this here as a note for you to remove the sources if that's the plan. As they're obsolete, I'm not going to follow up with documenting them. A few less items from the pile! There's the following scripts which, from their comments, I think can probably be safely removed? mupdate-loadgen.pl convert-sieve (replaced by translatesieve?) Then there's a couple more files also located. Where do these stand? compile_st.pl fixsearchpath.pl Nicola On Fri, Oct 23, 2015, at 02:45 PM, Bron Gondwana wrote: > > > On Fri, Oct 23, 2015, at 13:11, Nicola Nye wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I've been cleaning up the docs and I think I can remove a Tools and > > Utilities page > > (https://docs.cyrus.foundation/imap/admin/administration-tools.html) > > because Nic (onlight) has properly written up all the content elsewhere. > > > > However I wanted to check before hit the big red delete button, that the > > entries we don't already have documented are safe to be removed. > > > > arbitronsort.pl > > I don't think anyone uses arbitron any more, though it's still in the > source. > > > convert-sieve.pl > > Fixes on-disk naming for altnamespace, Yuck. Probably bogus. > > > cvt_cyrusdb > > cvt_cyrusdb_all > > These are pretty much covered by Cyrus doing the convert itself during > load > these days. > > > cyrdump > > really simple backup format. As far as I can see, there's no inverse > that parses them. > > > cyr_sequence > > debug tool for seqset - but kind of useful for resolving sequences too: > > brong@bat:~/src/cyrus-imapd$ /usr/cyrus/bin/cyr_sequence parsed 1,3,4,5 > Sections: 2 > [1, 1] > [3, 5] > > brong@bat:~/src/cyrus-imapd$ /usr/cyrus/bin/cyr_sequence compress 1,3,4,5 > 1,3:5 > > brong@bat:~/src/cyrus-imapd$ /usr/cyrus/bin/cyr_sequence members > 1,23:25,28,30:32 > 1 > 23 > 24 > 25 > 28 > 30 > 31 > 32 > > > cyr_userseen > > for cleaning up user seen files after an upgrade from 2.3 to 2.4. Don't > know that it's > ever actually been used. > > > masssievec - Script to mass compile Sieve scripts > > We don't use it, but it might be useful. > > > migrate-metadata > > Tool for converting to split metadata. Again, you can do this and it's > handy to have. It's a small > perl script, to the point that I would just write it myself (and have, a > couple of times) > > > mknewsgroups > > News stuff - people still use it. > > > rehash > > A bigger perl script to deal with changing hashimapspool config. > > > translatesieve - script to translate sieve scripts to use unixhierarchysep > > and/or altnamespace > > ANOTHER sieve thing, woot. Looks like a smarter/more complete version of > convert-sieve.pl. > > > undohash -absolutely ancient (downgrade to prior 1.6.2+), probably > > should be obsoleted entirely > > upgradesieve - absolutely ancient (upgrade from 1.6.13), probably should > > be obsoleted entirely > > Yeah, they can probably go. > > > Are these scripts obsolete? Have they been removed from the source? > > > > If they're still in use - what do they do? > > "in use" is kind of arbitrary. They're good starting points for doing > upgrades or system config changes. They certainly don't get used by > everyone every day, and they may not be correct. > > Bron. > > -- > Bron Gondwana > br...@fastmail.fm
