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Hello,<br><br>I've some doubts about how sync logs and the order about how they should be processed. I've done some bunch tests and during the process stop replic to try to simulate a possible crash.<br>In my test I've saw the following:<br><br>1.- I send 10 mails to Master and it starts to replicate.<br>2.- file "log" is created and change to "log-13835"<br>3.- Replica crash and "log-13835" never ends and remains in /var/lib/imap/sync/ "forever"<br>4.- while replica is crashed the user is making actions in the 10 mails send before (moving aroung folders, deleting, etc...) and all "changes" are saved in "log" file<br>5.- Replica comes up and i run "sync_client -r" to sincronize the changes.<br> The question is here. Should I first run "sync_client -r -f /var/lib/imap/sync/log-13835" before starts "sync_client -r"? I understand that the log-13835 has the information about the 10 mail received, and "log" has information about mail that are not yet in replica.<br>6.- Anyway, I run "sync_client -r" without process "log-13835" and, what a surprise!! everything is on their place and sync works ok with out processing the log-13835<br>7.- I run my "integrity_check" based on Bron's integrity check and the only "problem" I see is a mismatch in "highestmodseq" for the folder where the user moves the mails.<br> Mismatched 'highestmodseq' for "user.gdatmgim.temp" master=7, replica=9<br> This error remain until some action is taken in the folder.<br> <br>So, my question is, is it necessary to process the "log-PID" before sync the "log" file? Because in my test it looks like it's not necessary.<br><br>Thanks & Regards.<br><br>Manel Gimeno Zaragoza<br>magiza83@hotmail.com<br> </div></body>
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