UID Fetch error

CBXNET

Seit einem Rollback gibt mbsync immer eine Fehlermeldung aus, sobald die gefetchten Emails synchronisiert werden soll. Der Fehler tritt nur auf wenn neue Mails gefetched werden. Die Mails haben alle den Zeitpunkt der Synchronisation als Empfangsdatum, nicht den ursprünglichen Empfangszeitpunkt.
Über -V kommt folgender Output:

Reading configuration file /root/gromtest/mbsyncrc C: 0/3 B: 0/3 M: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 S: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 Channel mail-inbox Opening master store mx.cbxnet.combox.group... Resolving mx.cbxnet.combox.group... ok Connecting to mx.cbxnet.combox.group (212.87.54.5:143)... Opening slave store grom.cbxnet.de... Resolving grom.cbxnet.de... ok Connecting to grom.cbxnet.de (212.87.33.52:143)... Connection is now encrypted Logging in... Connection is now encrypted Logging in... Authenticating with SASL mechanism PLAIN... Opening master box INBOX... Opening slave box INBOX... Loading master... Loading slave... slave: 7 messages, 0 recent master: 8 messages, 1 recent Synchronizing... C: 0/3 B: 0/3 M: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 S: +1/1 *0/0 #0/0 IMAP command 'UID FETCH * (UID)' returned an error: BAD command not supported or parameter error C: 1/3 B: 1/3 M: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 S: +1/1 *0/0 #0/0 Channel mail-sent Opening master store mx.cbxnet.combox.group... Opening slave store grom.cbxnet.de... Resolving grom.cbxnet.de... ok Connecting to grom.cbxnet.de (212.87.33.52:143)... Connection is now encrypted Logging in... Opening master box Gesendete Objekte... Opening slave box Sent Items... Loading master... Loading slave... slave: 0 messages, 0 recent master: 1 messages, 1 recent Synchronizing... C: 1/3 B: 1/3 M: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 S: +2/2 *0/0 #0/0 IMAP command 'UID FETCH * (UID)' returned an error: BAD command not supported or parameter error C: 2/3 B: 2/3 M: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 S: +2/2 *0/0 #0/0 Channel mail-drafts Opening master store mx.cbxnet.combox.group... Opening slave store grom.cbxnet.de... Resolving grom.cbxnet.de... ok Connecting to grom.cbxnet.de (212.87.33.52:143)... Connection is now encrypted Logging in... Opening master box Entw&APw-rfe... Opening slave box Drafts... Loading master... master: 0 messages, 0 recent Loading slave... slave: 0 messages, 0 recent Synchronizing... C: 3/3 B: 3/3 M: +0/0 *0/0 #0/0 S: +2/2 *0/0 #0/0

Hat jemand eine Idee was das auslöst? In den Sync-logs steht unter anderem das hier:
12/12/2022 19:55:49 [23867] [ INFO] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateNotFoundException: No hierarchy UUID linked to device. Requesting folder resync. - code: 0 - file: /usr/share/grommunio-sync/lib/core/statemanager.php:468 12/12/2022 19:56:27 [23857] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): UUID changed for folder 12/12/2022 19:56:58 [23865] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): UUID changed for folder 12/12/2022 19:57:30 [23856] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): UUID changed for folder 12/12/2022 19:58:02 [23854] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): UUID changed for folder

12/12/2022 19:55:55 [23860] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateManager::linkState(#ASDevice, 'c423c4e4-de1b-405d-b4a1-fdabef7a9808','HierarchyCache'): linked to uuid 'c423c4e4-de1b-405d-b4a1-fdabef7a9808'. 12/12/2022 19:55:56 [23856] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'U2c5b3' uuid:'4d643501-58b7-4b7f-b4d7-061e59409d01' counter:'124' max:'25' queued:'' 12/12/2022 19:56:26 [23867] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateManager::linkState(#ASDevice, '8bce9978-a235-49fe-b161-44f6ced2ad89','U2c5b3'): linked to uuid '8bce9978-a235-49fe-b161-44f6ced2ad89'. 12/12/2022 19:56:27 [23857] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'U2c5b3' uuid:'8bce9978-a235-49fe-b161-44f6ced2ad89' counter:'1' max:'25' queued:'0' 12/12/2022 19:56:27 [23860] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'U5c31c' uuid:'a5f1d76a-8cb9-485c-af2c-b81d9e6cb4fc' counter:'38' max:'25' queued:'' 12/12/2022 19:56:58 [23856] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateManager::linkState(#ASDevice, '37cabd38-4af9-4e6a-95d8-e05ec2735f46','U5c31c'): linked to uuid '37cabd38-4af9-4e6a-95d8-e05ec2735f46'. 12/12/2022 19:56:58 [23865] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'U5c31c' uuid:'37cabd38-4af9-4e6a-95d8-e05ec2735f46' counter:'1' max:'25' queued:'0' 12/12/2022 19:56:58 [23862] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateManager::linkState(#ASDevice, '60b3bead-a051-435f-9695-fed2c27d53ba','Ue6b63'): linked to uuid '60b3bead-a051-435f-9695-fed2c27d53ba'. 12/12/2022 19:56:58 [23867] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'Ue6b63' uuid:'60b3bead-a051-435f-9695-fed2c27d53ba' counter:'1' max:'25' queued:'0' 12/12/2022 19:56:59 [23857] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'Uc2555' uuid:'b927206f-00a3-45da-8568-be52bd5dfbbb' counter:'16' max:'25' queued:'' 12/12/2022 19:57:30 [23855] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateManager::linkState(#ASDevice, '4d4f7023-b0a5-49fd-a0e6-1c0700d80ee9','Uc2555'): linked to uuid '4d4f7023-b0a5-49fd-a0e6-1c0700d80ee9'. 12/12/2022 19:57:30 [23856] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'Uc2555' uuid:'4d4f7023-b0a5-49fd-a0e6-1c0700d80ee9' counter:'1' max:'25' queued:'0' 12/12/2022 19:57:31 [23862] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'U5b5c0' uuid:'89199883-a140-4db4-9366-9d05f14c1faa' counter:'1' max:'25' queued:'' 12/12/2022 19:58:02 [23860] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] StateManager::linkState(#ASDevice, 'be01c0fb-05f3-4c64-98de-2da31647bf6b','U5b5c0'): linked to uuid 'be01c0fb-05f3-4c64-98de-2da31647bf6b'. 12/12/2022 19:58:02 [23854] [DEBUG] [s.ihlow@grom.cbxnet.de] LoopDetection->Detect(): folderid:'U5b5c0' uuid:'be01c0fb-05f3-4c64-98de-2da31647bf6b' counter:'1' max:'25' queued:'0'

Danke im Voraus für Tipps und Workarounds

jengelh

Wurde bearbeitet; in gromox-1.37-17-g0c94a50aa sollte * nun erkannt werden.

Interessanterweise wurde das von IMAP v4.2 (rfc9051) aber wieder revidiert:

A sequence set can use the special symbol "*" to represent the maximum sequence number in the mailbox. A sequence set never contains unique identifiers. A "UID set" is similar to the sequence set, but uses unique identifiers instead of message sequence numbers, and is not permitted to contain the special symbol "*"

womit UID FETCH * ... eigentlich ungültig wäre.