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Last night, grommunio 2.18 was released for community and supported edition.
Ver. 2.18 repairs some nasty Outlook issues. It is strongly advised to upgrade to v 2.18.
Last night, grommunio 2.18 was released for community and supported edition.
Ver. 2.18 repairs some nasty Outlook issues. It is strongly advised to upgrade to v 2.18.
Additionally, if you've been using a very recent gromox-2.17-112+ community build before and you've upgraded to 2.18, you should (only once) execute the following command:
zypper in mmv
mmv '/var/lib/gromox/user/*/*/eml1*' '/var/lib/gromox/user/#1/#2/eml/#3'
relevant only for imap users.
btw. the change log states a different command: https://github.com/grommunio/gromox/commit/062478e0d9baf5aa511ee7320ee73131b1319611
mmv /var/lib/gromox/user/X/Y/eml1* /var/lib/gromox/user/X/Y/eml/1#1
read again. the command in the changelog is a single mailbox. the command provided here runs through all mailboxes at once. there are very large installations out there with split storage configurations out there. while non known are community, we keep changelog clear for anybody (including 10k+ installations)
When I ran mmv '/var/lib/gromox/user/*/*/eml1*' '/var/lib/gromox/user/#1/#2/eml/#3'
, I receive this error message:
/var/lib/gromox/user/*/*/eml1* -> /var/lib/gromox/user/#1/#2/eml/#3 : no match.
Nothing done.
When I browse to the /var/lib/gromox/user directory, I see multiple additional directories, each named a numeric value. Then inside each of those, another directory named as a numeric value. Inside that subdirectory is another named "eml" (no numeric value after the "L").
Nothing done.
means you have not been affected. The directory structure you are describing is the normal fanout dir structure for the stores in general.
IMAP is not working after I updated to 2.17 and still not on 2.18 for eMclient or Outlook. It stopped working after I updated to 2.17. It logs in to IMAP, but gets stuck reading the folders. I was hoping that by running this command, it resolved the issue. What should the directory structure look like?
mllockwood What should the directory structure look like?
Similiar to this
gromi:/var/lib/gromox/user/5/2 # for d in *; do echo -ne "$d\t"; find $d |wc -l; done
cid 9859
config 5
eml 2899
exmdb 5
ext 3111
tmp 53
the filecount obviously varies on each mailbox
This is my directory structure. I am still having issues with Outlook and emClient with IMAP. It connects, but will not display the users' folders in their email clients. I ran the command that @crpb mentioned, but it only lists a number, not the directory names. Any other suggestions that I should try to get IMAP working again? Thanks!
I just did an update/upgrade to 2.8.0-18-ga39ffbd and now it seems that IMAP functions are working again. I appreciate everyone that replied to assist me.
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