On Thu, 2009-02-12 at 18:12 -0600, Mike Abbott wrote: > > Are you using deliver? > > Yup. The corrupted files actually contain dot-lock data > (pid:hostname) followed by a bunch of nulls. For instance, a mail > file with an S=3368 flag in the file name contains > "12345:mail.example.com" (22 bytes) followed by 3346 nulls. I'm > unfamiliar with how dovecot uses dot-lock files; is this more likely > to be dovecot's fault or a disk corruption?
Sounds more like disk corruption. Mail files start empty and pid:host is never written to them at any point.
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