dovecot - Oct 2020 - v2.3.11.3 solr plugin search via MUA fails to match accented ascii characters; cmd line exec of `doveadm fts lookup` PANICs (assertion failed)

On 10/19/20 9:38 AM, Peter wrote:
> A network trace will show you, it TB actually requests something for your
header search. Might be quicker
that was my earlier quick-check ...

abs nada from

    tcpdump -i lo port 8984

on the server,  when doing any -- header, body -- TBird search to the server
> I would be surprised if that had been fixed in the meantime.
heh, sure.

the 20 yr old bugs are just getting into the queue now ;-)
> I just configured solr to index from/to/subject headers together with body
- one index is enough for my searching ;)
i'll likely get there.

atm, getting _any_ search to demonstrably work is 'on deck'

Am 19.10.20 um 18:50 schrieb PGNet Dev:
> On 10/19/20 9:38 AM, Peter wrote:
>> A network trace will show you, it TB actually requests something for 
>> your header search. Might be quicker
> 
> that was my earlier quick-check ...
> 
> abs nada from >  ?? tcpdump -i lo port 8984
> 
> on the server,? when doing any -- header, body -- TBird search to the 
> server
PGNet,

you should trace the IMAP stream. With TB perform (crlt-shift-F) a 
server-side-search (checkbox in the dialog) - even if encrypted, the 
number of packets alon shows if there is any traffic. A server side 
search should also take considerably longer, esp. when subfolders are in 
the mix.

Here (quite current TB) headers will be searched only locally, box 
checked or not.

-- 
peter

On 10/19/20 10:04 AM, Peter wrote:
> you should trace the IMAP stream. With TB perform (crlt-shift-F) a
server-side-search (checkbox in the dialog) - even if encrypted, the number of
packets alon shows if there is any traffic. A server side search should also
take considerably longer, esp. when subfolders are in the mix.
yup.

i see nothing in dovecot IMAP logs on @ TBird search.

on the client-end, unfortunately, having switched TBird 68ESR -> 78ESR, now
the old standby

   NSPR_LOG_MODULES="IMAP:5"
NSPR_LOG_FILE="/some/path/to/tbird_imap_log.txt" thunderbird

does absolutely nothing.

working on figuring THAT out now ...
> Here (quite current TB) headers will be searched only locally, box checked
or not.
noted. sigh.

not terribly surprising that enterprise use of TBird is somewhat less than a
popular 1st/obvious-choice, n'est-ce pas ?

heck, even filing a bug 'over there', you wonder if it just ends up in
the blackhole.