On Thu, Feb 20, 2014, at 10:03 AM, Marcus Schopen wrote: > Hi, > > just a understanding question: for some testing I connected via imap to > the slave an deleted some messages there. After that I started a > > /usr/lib/cyrus/bin/sync_client -u mailboxname > > on the master to sync master and slave. This is the log on the master: > > ------------- > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: starttls: TLSv1 with > cipher DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA (256/256 bits new client) no authentication > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: MAILBOX received NO > response: IMAP_MAILBOX_CRC Checksum Failure > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: CRC failure on sync for > user.testbox, trying full update > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: > highestmodseq higher on replica user.testbox, updating 57 => 61 > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: record > mismatch with replica: user.testbox more recent on replica > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: master > uid:40 modseq:56 last_updated:1392850167 internaldate:1392850167 > flags:(\Seen) > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: replica > uid:40 modseq:58 last_updated:1392850232 internaldate:1392850167 > flags:(\Seen) > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: record > mismatch with replica: user.testbox more recent on replica > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: master > uid:40 modseq:56 last_updated:1392850167 internaldate:1392850167 > flags:(\Seen) > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: SYNCNOTICE: replica > uid:40 modseq:58 last_updated:1392850232 internaldate:1392850167 > flags:(\Seen) > Feb 19 23:51:19 master cyrus/sync_client[8077]: Unlinking files in > mailbox user.testbox > Feb 19 23:51:50 master cyrus/sync_client[8080]: Doing a peer verify > ------------- > > Looking into the mailbox on master server the on the slave deleted > messages are deleted on the master too. So far so good, both mailboxes > seems to be in sync, but I would have had expected that the master is > syncing the deleted messages back to the slave and not the other way > around. If they never existed on the replica, they will get copied from the master, but if you delete them - it assumes that the other end was the master and you did a forced failover, so it applies the delete. Basically, it's a partial master<->master. If you went in with an IMAP client and explicitly deleted a message, that's assumed to mean you actually wanted it gone. Bron. -- Bron Gondwana brong@xxxxxxxxxxx ---- Cyrus Home Page: http://www.cyrusimap.org/ List Archives/Info: http://lists.andrew.cmu.edu/pipermail/info-cyrus/ To Unsubscribe: https://lists.andrew.cmu.edu/mailman/listinfo/info-cyrus
