On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 16:33:50 +0100, "Michael Menge" <michael.menge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said: > Quoting Bron Gondwana <brong@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > > > Syslog is logging Cyrus at debug level, and the last line for that > process is > "accepted connection". Normaly this line is followd by a STARTTLS line > and a LOGIN line. > proc/pid shows the host they are connected with. These IPs are > different for most processes and i see other succesfull logins from > these hosts. > > So i don't think it's a corrupt mailbox. Maybe the tls_sessions.db is > corrupt. > Is there a way to check a skiplist if the file is corrupted? Personally I like sudo -u cyrus cyr_dbtool $file skiplist show > /dev/null This does a "foreach" over the entire file which should find any issues. If there was an exposed way to run "myconsistent" on the file that would be nicer but the cyrus DB interface doesn't expose all the internals and I've been loath to fiddle with it since there are a few different DB modules and I'd have to change all of them. Of course if you can shut the cyrus instance down you could probably just delete that file. Bron. P.S. I've attached another external tool that can find some interesting things. It needs the attached module to be in your perl lib somewhere too. -- Bron Gondwana brong@xxxxxxxxxxx
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skiplist_detail.pl
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Skiplist.pm
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