Dave,
Thanks for testing and persevering. Unless there are logs from Samsung
Mail, then dbmail logs are probably the most useful. If you turn up
debugging in dbmail.conf file_logging_levels you can see what's
happening, level 511 might be too much but should show what happened
before it froze.
Also what database and version are you using.
Regards,
Alan
On 30/04/2021 10:05, David Rebarchik wrote:
Alan,
After one day it isn't working. Same symptom as before. I've not put
my "modified" version back yet, but probably will soon.
When I tested it right after installing the fix, it seemed to work. I
sent several test messages and they appeared on the android phone and
in Thunderbird as expected. When I "read" them, that updated between
devices as expected. But, I noticed at the end of the day that my
phone stopped working.
The symptom is that my cellphone (using Samsung Mail) stops updating.
The only way I've gotten it to update is to remove the mail account
and re-add it. But that then only downloads the mail at that point.
It still doesn't update. I've not figured out why exactly, but if I
modify the advertised features of the IMAP server, it works. I use
Thunderbird on my Windows desktop and that has always mostly worked,
with my change in the advertised features it sometimes stops updating,
but I can close and reopen it and it starts working again.
I'm willing to test and provide log files. Just tell me what you need.
Thank you for your help.
Thanks,
Dave
On 4/29/2021 9:48 AM, David Rebarchik wrote:
Alan,
Thank you for the notice that a fix was pushed. I just downloaded
and complied it. My initial testing shows it is fixed. I've
installed it on my production server and will continue to watch. If
there is anything seeming wrong, I'll let you know.
Thank you very much for spending time on this project. I really love it.
Thanks,
Dave
On 4/29/2021 6:02 AM, Alan Hicks wrote:
Hi,
Is this still an issue? A fix for MODSEQ related to CONDSTORE was
pushed a few days ago that should have resolved this one.
Kind regards,
Alan
On 03/04/2021 23:43, David Rebarchik wrote:
Bobby,
The reason for finally upgrading to a newer version was the TLS
support in the newer version. With 2.2 I was able to run things
through stunnel, but many clients, Outlook being one, started
defaulting to STARTTLS instead of using the SSL port. This caused
many of my users trouble setting up accounts on their computers.
So, I decided to upgrade so STARTTLS would work.
Another reason for upgrading is that I has having trouble compiling
the older 2.2 version on a newer OS. The older code needed older
libraries and it was getting hard to get them all to work, while
upgrading to newer code was easier.
When doing the upgrade, the most amount of time was spent doing the
header conversion. I recommend adding the entry
"header_cache_readonly = yes" to dbmail.conf after you have the
needed header name values. On my hardware with the number of
messages I had it took over 4 months to do the conversion. (2.6
million messages.) If I had put that line in, it would have taken
only a few weeks.
During the conversion I had two databases setup, dbmail22 and
dbmail3, then added triggers to insert and delete rows when things
changed in dbmail22 so the dbmail3 database had all the same
messages. This way all my users could still use IMAP and when the
conversion was done and tested, I just moved the IP from my old
mail server to the new, running the new version, and there was only
about half hour of downtime.
Other than this issue with CONDSTORE, which happened several weeks
after I started using 3.2, I have had little trouble with the basic
use of DBMail 3.2. I wish that dbmail-timsieved also supported
STARTTLS, but I see that as optional and haven't opened that issue
yet. I've also noticed that it takes 3 to 5 seconds to insert a
message, which is tolerable for mail delivery, but when an IMAP
client is moving messages to the server, it takes a LONG time, but
this doesn't happen often.
I hope that some of these things help when you decide to upgrade to
3.2.
I still need help getting CONDSTORE working again!!!
Thanks,
Dave
On 4/2/2021 10:46 AM, Bobby wrote:
Re: [Dbmail] IMAP issue with CONDSTORE Hello Dave,
I am still able to use DBMail 2.2.18 and I must say it's been
maybe even 20 years since the first install.
So, thank you for sharing this info, as I am planning an upgrade
too, and because I have a similar problem with Outlook Mobile
since a 2-3 months (don't remember exactly).
But I am not sure if the reason is not TLS related.
Please share details once you know more, if they are not provided
in the list. Thank you!
Kind regards,
Bobby
Friday, March 19, 2021, 7:51:00 AM, you wrote:
*> I'm hoping that this list is still active. I've been using
DBMail for 18
> years, since version 2.0.
> I've had very little issues with it over the years, but I've
recently
> upgraded from 2.2 to 3.2.5-beta. Everything was working for a few
> weeks, until last Friday. My cell phone stopped getting updates,
while
> Thunderbird was still working fine. I found that when I clear
out the
> account and re-add it I was able to download mail, but it would
never
> update again after that. Similar behavior was happening with the
IMAP
> web client (IMP) I am using.
> With a lot of digging through detailed log files, I found that
it was
> due to CONDSTORE, so I removed it from the line in dbmail.h #define
> IMAP_CAPABILITY_STRING. After that both the web client and the
mobile
> device seem to "work" but now Thunderbird is acting strange, it
updates
> most of the time, but not all the time. When it stops updating,
I close
> and re-open it, then it refreshes and works for a while.
> I don't want to leave the system crippled like this. I want it
to work
> efficiently. What could cause CONDSTORE to stop working? It was
fine
> for several weeks. I'm willing to do tests and post log files,
but I'm
> not sure what is needed.
> Thanks,
> Dave
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