What is chk_cyrus supposed to do?

[Sebastian Hagedorn]

Hi Patrick,

thanks for your answer. Bonus question below ...

--On 29. Januar 2013 11:09:48 -0400 Patrick Boutilier 
<boutilpj at ednet.ns.ca> wrote:

>> messages again. That raises the question if chk_config is supposed to
>> fix these issues, and if it isn't, what we are supposed to do instead?
>> Run reconstruct on all mailboxes that have output like that? The manpage
>> isn't very clear on that.
>
> Correct, chk_cyrus just tells you what is wrong. However, be careful
> running reconstruct on what it finds (check dates on messages that
> reconstruct would add back in). I ran reconstruct on all the mailboxes
> that cyrus_chk found problems with and some of my users were a little
> confused when e-mail that was "missing" for over 2 years suddenly showed
> up in their InBoxes. :-)

Good point. Do you happen to know why the "ACL updates" performed by 
reconstruct remove ACL entries?

Here's just one example:

[cyrus at clotho ~]$ reconstruct user/a0646/Archiv/Groupware
user.a0646.Archiv.Groupware: update acl from header a0646	lrswipkxca	cyrus 
	lrswipcda	iwoehr	lrs	 => a0646	lrswipcda	cyrus	lrswipcda	

Why is the ACL entry for iwoehr removed? I was able to add it again using 
cyradm, and now it sticks.
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