Interestingly enough, Cyrus 3.0 could downgrade the indexes for you.
Otherwise you'll pretty much have to "find . -name cyrus.index | xargs
rm" or something. Backup first of course.
Our just upgrade the machine!
On Sat, 24 Mar 2018, at 04:41, Gabriele Bulfon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> for some reasons, I had to move old folders onto an older system for
> archiving.> The source system has cyrus 2.5.11, while the old archive one
> has 2.4.12.>
> If I reconstruct folders on the target system (reconstruct -rf
> user.mailbox) the folder cause error because of new cyrus.index
> version files contained in all the tree.> Is there any way I can run the
> 2.4.12 reconstruct and tell it to not
> consider any cyrus index and create it from scratch with its own
> version?> The archived folders have many subfolders.
>
> Thanx for any idea
> Gabriele
>
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