Hi Ellie,
Thanks for the detailed response. Responses inline.
On 8/6/23 17:52, ellie timoney wrote:
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You could check whether this is what's causing your problem by shutting down Cyrus as you usually would, then look to see if the skipcleanshutdown file has been created. If it exists, then your next Cyrus restart would continue to not create a skipstamp file, and the log messages would persist. You should be able to just remove this file, and then the next restart will create a skipstamp file (finally), and then the log messages will go away.
I have no such file anywhere on my system:
```
# find / -name skipcleanshutdown
#
```
Do you see this in your logs: "skiplist: clean shutdown file missing, updating recovery stamp"? This line is logged by ctl_cyrusdb -r when it creates the skipstamp file. If you DO see this line in your logs, then you should have a skipstamp file -- in which case, where is it going?!
Yes I do:
```
# zgrep skiplist /var/log/mail.log.* | grep clean
/var/log/mail.log.1:2023-08-02T22:36:15.735635+00:00 virt
cyrus/ctl_cyrusdb[3012332]: skiplist: clean shutdown file missing,
updating recovery stamp
```
But I don't believe I have one:
```
# find / -name skiplist
# find / -name skiplist\*
#
```
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