Re: [POLL] Cyrus 2.3.x and CONDSTORE

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David S. Madole wrote:
Ken Murchison wrote:
Is anyone actively using the CONDSTORE extension supported in Cyrus 2.3.x? I'm only aware of one client that supports it, so I'm thinking the user base is quite small.

The reason I ask is that I want to push out a 2.3.7 release ASAP which contains a number of important bugfixes, but I've realized that the replication protocol doesn't have any support for the metadata that is used by CONDSTORE. I started fixing this but I'm wondering if these changes should be post 2.3.7.

Would anyone freak out if 2.3.7 doesn't properly support CONDSTORE and replication?
I don't know for sure if I am using it, because I don't know what all of my clients are, but I bet it's pretty doubtful.

I'd be shocked if anyone other than Dave Cridland (the author of the Polymer client) is using CONDSTORE support in Cyrus 2.3. Not only do you have to have a CONDSTORE-capable client, you would have to have enabled CONDSTORE support on one or more mailboxes by setting the correct mailbox annotation. Since very few, if any, clients support mailbox annotations (ANNOTATEMORE extension), the user would have to very good knowledge of the IMAP protocol or access to cyradm to enable CONDSTORE.

So, a 2.3.7 release without the CONDSTORE replication fixes would essentially create a replica with CONDSTORE disabled on every mailbox, which is probably going to be an accurate image of the master in virtually every installation in the wild.

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Kenneth Murchison
Systems Programmer
Project Cyrus Developer/Maintainer
Carnegie Mellon University
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