Hi,
thanks for your explanations. Today I tested the timestamp service and deleting
seems to be no problem. I assumed that piler generates every time the hash from
the stored files but it uses the stored hashes from the database and these
entries are not deleted when an email is purged - so eve
Hello,
I need some help. Today I made some tests with my piler installation and I
found a problem that drives me crazy - but I assume there could be simple
configuration problem. Messages I receive as bcc are not shown in the search
results.
I checked if the exchange server behaves correctly
Hello Christian,
check the Sphinx query in the mail log. I suspect that your bcc address is not
in the query.
The fix depends on what authentication you are using.
Janos
Original Message
From: "Christian Röser - PELMA"
Sent: Mon Feb 12 17:37:09 GMT+01:00 2018
To: Piler Use
Hello Janos,
now I'm a bit confused, is my bcc address not the same as my "normal" address?
Here is the query with no search term:
sphinx query: 'SELECT id FROM main1,dailydelta1,delta1 WHEREMATCH('
(@from cXroeserXsaftigXnet | @to cXroeserXsaftigXnet) ') ORDER BY `sent` DESC
LIMIT 0,2
Er, I'd like to correct myself. Your bcc address is the same as the to/from
address.
However, the gui applies an email address filter for the search query. If you
know what message you should see (but you don't) then check it in the rcpt
table. You should see your email address as well.
The id
Glad to hear that. 😊 I did some extensive tests and I'm thinking that we are
dealing here with some fucked up (sorry) exchange related problem. The address
of my "colleague" is a shared folder where I also have full access rights. But
that doesn't seems to be the problem because I also send a ma
And now the log attached in some human readable format...
Von: Janos SUTO [mailto:s...@acts.hu]
Gesendet: Montag, 12. Februar 2018 20:26
An: Piler User
Betreff: Re: BCC not shown
Er, I'd like to correct myself. Your bcc address is the same as the to/from
address.
However, the gui applies an e
