MRob via Exim-users <exim-users@exim.org> (Di 23 Mär 2021 22:37:45 CET): > > > Thankyou. > > > > Is your server a high volume server? Are there messages > > relayed/received/transmitted during the cronjob's time? > > probably not so high volume compare to others but enough so yes we do have > mail received during cronjob. I didnt have time to look more, but do you > have any suggestion what could cause loss of "-D" files during cron? Some > kind of queue cleanup?
Hm. During exim_tidydb the database(s) are locked. I didn't check thoroughly now, but I believe, Exim waits for the lock only for a short period of time, if at all, and then proceeds without the using the database (the db files are *hints* only). Do you logs indicate that there was a message reception in process during the exim_tidydb job? Maybe you can split the cronjob into multiple "subtasks", to isolate the part of the job which runs at about the same time as you lose the D-files. -- Heiko
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