Hello list,
currently I'm migrating our old mailserver to a new mail architecture
that is based on a master-master dovecot setup (two machines).
The replication actually works but I'm also syncing our mails from the
current mailserver via imapc on a regular schedule.
For some reason I've in most (but not all) imapc-synced mailboxes
duplicated emails that I also can't deduplicate with doveadm.
I've also set up test-mailboxes that I don't sync with imapc and in
those I don't have any duplicated mails.
My command to sync the mails from the old host to the master-master
system looks as follows:
doveadm -o imapc_user=$i*dovemig -o imapc_password=<password> -o
imapc_host=<oldhost> -o imapc_features="rfc822.size
fetch-headers" -o
mail_prefetch_count=20 -v -D sync -R -u$EMAIL imapc: &> $LOGS/$i.log
So, is this actually the wrong approach to sync mails from the old host
to the new one or is it just not recommended to sync them over-and-over
again in such a setup via imapc or is it better to sync them only once?
Any hint/pointing me to the right solution is greatly appreciated.
Michael
