dovecot - Oct 2021 - logging for doveadm replicator?

Hi.


We have a doveadm replicator config set up to do 2 way sync of all users 
on our mail server. Currently running doveadm replicator status gives 
the following.

```

root at mail:~# doveadm replicator status
Queued 'sync' requests??????? 0
Queued 'high' requests??????? 0
Queued 'low' requests???????? 1
Queued 'failed' requests????? 0
Queued 'full resync' requests 677
Waiting 'failed' requests???? 4
Total number of known users?? 1577

```

Is there anything i can do to get these full resyncs to happen faster?

doveadm replicator dsync-status routinely shows most of the slots as not 
connected.

Where can i start to either see logs of the replicator plugin to see if 
i can diagnose why it's so far behind? or is there a way to force these 
syncs to happen faster?


Thanks.


-- 

regards
Norman King
Compass Foundation sysadmin/tech support

Phone, 856-974-5335 ext 221

support at compassfoundation.io

Website <https://compassfoundation.io>
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> On 15/10/2021 18:26 Norman King <norman at compassfoundation.io>
wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi.
> 
> 
> We have a doveadm replicator config set up to do 2 way sync of all users on
our mail server. Currently running doveadm replicator status gives the
following.
> ```
> root at mail:~# doveadm replicator status
>  Queued 'sync' requests 0
>  Queued 'high' requests 0
>  Queued 'low' requests 1
>  Queued 'failed' requests 0
>  Queued 'full resync' requests 677
>  Waiting 'failed' requests 4
>  Total number of known users 1577
> 
> ```
> Is there anything i can do to get these full resyncs to happen faster?
> doveadm replicator dsync-status routinely shows most of the slots as not
connected.
> Where can i start to either see logs of the replicator plugin to see if i
can diagnose why it's so far behind? or is there a way to force these syncs
to happen faster?
> 
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 
> -- 
>  
> 
> regards
>  Norman King
Check your logs, maybe they indicate why there are so many requests queued?

Aki