Hello, Thank you for your reply.
I'm attaching you the output for the 2nd bug. All the folders that you see in there does not exists in user1@b but they belong to first_user@a (which is NOT involved in this sync), BUT a is the default domain. Also for the first suggestion: 1) how do you sync initially the 2 machines? Because if you create the account on both machines, already the Inbox has 2 different guids 2) if you know the guid, how do you change them? Because then I can do the rsync and after I can correct the guid on the other machine Thank you, Andrei > On 13.3.2012, at 7.41, Michescu Andrei wrote: > >> Initially I synchronize mx1.a with mx2.a using rsync. I check that I can >> login using dovecot. > .. >> The only thing that happens is that the on each machine the folders get >> doubled with some random extension (eg. Inbox becomes >> Inbox_3e3ff3g3gb3bb3b22). > > This is kind of a feature. Currently if two mailboxes have a same name, > but different GUID, dsync doesn't even try to merge them but instead > renames one of them. > > So don't do initial sync with rsync, but with dsync. Alternatively you > need to first get each mailbox assigned a GUID, for example: doveadm -A > mailbox status guid '*' > >> Also, another bug, if there is a domain setup as default >> (auth_default_realm) dsync simply ignores the specified -u <user> and >> attempts to sync the first email in the default domain. > > That can't be possible, something else is happening. What does dsync and > auth log with debugs enabled when this happens? > > > !DSPAM:4f5efb4c315461389012818! > >
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