Hello Brian, Brian Awood a écrit : >>>>> Does the CLIENT folder have at least a cyrus.index file in it? >>>> No, the CLIENT folder has only subfolders... >>> Normally reconstruct doesn't recurse through directories that aren't >>> mailboxes unless you use the "-p partition" option. If you don't >>> have a partition defined, try "-p default". >> This looks intersting, but this is what I get : >> >> $ /usr/sbin/cyrreconstruct -p default -rf user.psmith.CLIENTS >> >> user.psmith.CLIENTS does not appear to be a mailbox (no >> /var/spool/cyrus/mail/c/user/psmith/CLIENTS/cyrus.header). >> > > Sorry about that, my recollection of -p functionality was incorrect. It > will add mailboxes whose parent directory isn't a mailbox, but you still > have to specify the path to the mailbox. So for example if you > know /var/spool/cyrus/mail/c/user/psmith/CLIENTS/submailboxname is valid, > then; > /usr/sbin/cyrreconstruct -p default user/psmith/CLIENTS/submailboxname > should add "submailboxname" even if "CLIENTS" is just a directory without > cyrus metadata. Correct ! It worked (I tried with a folder) > The "-rf" functionality is slightly different because it > needs a valid mailbox to start from. > If you have a lot of these cases, you might be able to automate this by > running "ctl_mboxlist -v" and cutting out the mailboxes that are listed > as being on the filesystem but not in the database. Do you mean something like /usr/sbin/ctl_mboxlist -d -x -p default ? I didn't find how to list folder present in system but not it database... Denis ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/ Cyrus Wiki/FAQ: http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/twiki List Archives/Info: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/mailing-list.html
