Re: [Dovecot] Issues w/ Apple devices after migration to dovecot

2012-02-01 Thread Timo Sirainen
On 1.2.2012, at 9.48, Armistead, Kurt wrote:

> On Wed, February 1, 2012 12:33 am, Timo Sirainen wrote:
>> On 1.2.2012, at 1.16, Armistead, Kurt wrote:
>> 
>>> Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a
>>> new
>>> hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
>>> from courier to dovecot. Transition went pretty smoothly and the users
>>> experienced just a few hours' blackout.
>>> 
>>> Only trouble now is that, after re-configuring some IOS handsets and
>>> tablets, not all messages are displayed correctly.
>> 
>> Did you use the courier-dovecot-migrate.pl script? If not, Dovecot set new
>> IMAP UIDVALIDITY and UID numbers to mails and the problems are most likely
>> related to clients not realizing that they should drop their internal
>> caches.
> 
> I sure did and it reported no issues.

Then I have no idea. Clients shouldn't have noticed any differences between old 
and new server. If you find a bug in something from Dovecot's side, let me know.



Re: [Dovecot] Issues w/ Apple devices after migration to dovecot

2012-01-31 Thread Armistead, Kurt
On Wed, February 1, 2012 12:33 am, Timo Sirainen wrote:
> On 1.2.2012, at 1.16, Armistead, Kurt wrote:
>
>> Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a
>> new
>> hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
>> from courier to dovecot. Transition went pretty smoothly and the users
>> experienced just a few hours' blackout.
>>
>> Only trouble now is that, after re-configuring some IOS handsets and
>> tablets, not all messages are displayed correctly.
>
> Did you use the courier-dovecot-migrate.pl script? If not, Dovecot set new
> IMAP UIDVALIDITY and UID numbers to mails and the problems are most likely
> related to clients not realizing that they should drop their internal
> caches.
>

I sure did and it reported no issues.

Kurt




Re: [Dovecot] Issues w/ Apple devices after migration to dovecot

2012-01-31 Thread Timo Sirainen
On 1.2.2012, at 1.16, Armistead, Kurt wrote:

> Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a new
> hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
> from courier to dovecot. Transition went pretty smoothly and the users
> experienced just a few hours' blackout.
> 
> Only trouble now is that, after re-configuring some IOS handsets and
> tablets, not all messages are displayed correctly.

Did you use the courier-dovecot-migrate.pl script? If not, Dovecot set new IMAP 
UIDVALIDITY and UID numbers to mails and the problems are most likely related 
to clients not realizing that they should drop their internal caches.



[Dovecot] Issues w/ Apple devices after migration to dovecot

2012-01-31 Thread Armistead, Kurt
Hi guys.
Recently we've moved our old (and I mean _really_ old) mailserver to a new
hardware. Since I had quite some time on my hands, I decided to switch
from courier to dovecot. Transition went pretty smoothly and the users
experienced just a few hours' blackout.

Only trouble now is that, after re-configuring some IOS handsets and
tablets, not all messages are displayed correctly.
For example, I had a long existing mailbox (roughly 1600 emails in INBOX
and about a dozen other folders) that showed up perfectly on my iphone.
Now it's been synced to the new dovecot server via imap and a whole month
of messages seems to be missing. I checked on the server, via webmail and
with outlook and everything is where it should be. The problem shows up on
Apple devices (same thing happened on a couple of ipads).

I haven't tried rebuilding the index or wiping out a phone to see if that
resolves the problem, but before I do that I'd like to know if anyone
experienced the same issue and how they fixed it

Thanks!

Kurt