At 12:28 PM 12/9/2009, Timo Sirainen wrote:
Oh. || wasn't concat operator in MySQL after all. I just recently tested
that it didn't give an error so I assumed it was concat, not logical
or. :)
> I believe these errors were from my first attempt, when I just had
> "'/mail/' || home as userdb_home".
You should have used instead: concat('mail', home) as userdb_home
I just tried: concat('mail/', home) as userdb_home
after setting mail_location = maildir:~/:INDEX=MEMORY
Squirrelmail reports: ERROR: Connection dropped by IMAP server.
Query: CAPABILITY
dovecot-info.log reports nothing.
"home" is defined in the DB as "r/l/rls/Maildir/". The DB is MySQL 5.0.26.
OS is Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.4 (Tikanga)
If I try: concat('maildir:/mail/', home) as userdb_mail
(leaving the old config mail_location = maildir:/mail/:INDEX=MEMORY)
I get the same squirrelmail error and this in dovecot-info.log
Dec 9 12:49:13 webmail02 dovecot: Fatal: Mailbox indexes in
/mail/r/l/rls/Maildir/ are in NFS mount. You must set
mail_nfs_index=yes (and mail_nfs_storage=yes) to avoid index
corruptions. If you're sure this check was wrong, set nfs_check=no.
which I assume is due to there being no "INDEX=MEMORY" anywhere.
I am really starting to push my luck testing this with our clients
trying to use webmail at the same time. But I'm still open to other
ideas, I just may have to wait a bit before trying them.
Thanks.
- Richard
