I'm not sure if i just misunderstood its functionality, or if theres something else going on, but i couldn't find anything about this in the docs...
I was under the impression that the 'delprune' event (delprune cmd="cyr_expire -E 3" at=0400) was to prune the duplicate entry database. The last couple days, i've come back to discover that messages in my 'old' folder are gone - with the timestamp on the index and cache files at 4:00. Digging, this led me to this log entry in my messages:
Feb 27 04:00:00 imap cyr_expire[24051]: duplicate_prune: pruning back 3 days Feb 27 04:00:01 imap cyr_expire[24051]: duplicate_prune: purged 255 out of 1401 entries Feb 27 04:00:01 imap cyr_expire[24051]: expunged 1994 out of 2454 messages from 3 mailboxes
This is definately not behavior that i want. This account was acutally
restored via 'reconstruct -xfr' after an upgrade, although i'm not sure
if that would have anything to do with it.
Is this the normal behavior of duplicate pruning? Is there any way to use duplicate delivery supression without expunging mailboxes? Or will i have to turn that feature off?
Either you've found a weird bug, or you have the 'expire' mailbox annotation set on this mailbox. Go into cyradm and do an 'info' on the mailbox and see if it lists the expire annotation.
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