Event 0x560045857eb0 leaked

2022-11-17 Thread support
what do these logs mean in mail.log?

Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x560045857eb0 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338
Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x560045894390 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338
Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x56004589d3e0 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338
Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x56004588f810 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338
Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x560045857240 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338
Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x56004589cfd0 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338
Nov 18 10:23:03 mx dovecot: auth: Warning: Event 0x56004586b130 leaked 
(parent=(nil)): auth-client-connection.c:338

I am using this version dovecot in a ubunto 20.04 box.

# dovecot --version
2.3.7.2 (3c910f64b)

thanks.


Compression: all or nothing?

2022-11-17 Thread Alex King

Using 2.3.13 (89f716dc2) (debian package), with mdbox storage.

I considering adding the zlib plugin.  I understand that reading mail 
can cope with either compressed or uncompressed mailboxes.


I'm wondering if I can leave the main storage uncompressed, while having 
the alternate storage compressed.  There does not seem to be a way to 
configure this, from 
https://doc.dovecot.org/settings/plugin/zlib-plugin/ it seems 
compression (on saving emails) is an all-or-nothing option?


Can I leave zlib_save unset in my main configuration, and have doveadm 
use some alternate configuration with zlib_save set?  It doesn't look 
hopeful because I don't see the ability to use a different config at 
https://wiki.dovecot.org/Tools/Doveadm/Altmove.


Perhaps I would need multiple copies of the daemon running?

Or is it better just to compress everything?  I plan to store older 
mails (perhaps 3months+) in the alternative storage, and was thinking it 
would be nice to have those compressed, while I don't need to compress 
the main store.


Any feedback welcome.

Thanks,
Alex



Re: Dovecot 2.2 to 2.3 migration

2022-11-17 Thread Shawn Heisey

On 11/17/22 09:28, Oscar del Rio wrote:

I believe there is no Dovecot APT repo for Ubuntu 22 (yet)
https://repo.dovecot.org/


Very true.  I believe I read somewhere that there will not be a Dovecot 
2.3 repo for jammy, but there will be one for 2.4 when it is released.


Thanks,
Shawn



Re: Dovecot 2.2 to 2.3 migration

2022-11-17 Thread Oscar del Rio

On 2022-11-17 10:26 a.m., Shawn Heisey wrote:

On 11/15/22 03:29, Markus Wienhöfer wrote:
we are currently using Dovecot 2.2 (from the Ubuntu 18.04 repos) and 
would like to migrate to 2.3


I have read the migration documentation regarding the configuration 
changes. Apart from that, is it feasible/possible to change from 
Ubuntu to official Dovecot repositories and upgrade the dovecot 
package this way?


This is what I did.  After upgrading from Ubuntu 18 to Ubuntu 20, I 
added the dovecot APT repo and installed from there.  It all went 
smoothly, and the migration notes were sufficient.


At some point I will upgrade that system to Ubuntu 22...


I believe there is no Dovecot APT repo for Ubuntu 22 (yet)
https://repo.dovecot.org/




Re: Dovecot 2.2 to 2.3 migration

2022-11-17 Thread Shawn Heisey

On 11/15/22 03:29, Markus Wienhöfer wrote:
we are currently using Dovecot 2.2 (from the Ubuntu 18.04 repos) and 
would like to migrate to 2.3


I have read the migration documentation regarding the configuration 
changes. Apart from that, is it feasible/possible to change from 
Ubuntu to official Dovecot repositories and upgrade the dovecot 
package this way?


This is what I did.  After upgrading from Ubuntu 18 to Ubuntu 20, I 
added the dovecot APT repo and installed from there.  It all went 
smoothly, and the migration notes were sufficient.


At some point I will upgrade that system to Ubuntu 22, but I will be 
waiting until all the PHP webapps I am using are upgraded to support PHP 
8.1.  If you use a lot of PHP apps, the upgrade from PHP 7.4 in Ubuntu 
20 to PHP 8.1 in Ubuntu 22 is probably going to break at least one of 
them.  App developers are not adjusting to PHP 8.x very quickly.


For the gurus:  Is there an expected ballpark release date for 2.4 
and/or 3.0?


Thanks,
Shawn