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...s # doveadm log errors # I don't see in errors. I tried to reload dovecot. # doveadm instance list path name last used running /var/run/dovecot dovecot 2020-01-06 22:41:46 yes root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# There nothing in the logs that I can see. # doveadm user -u archive userdb: archive user : archive system_groups_user: archive uid : 1011 gid : 1011 home : /home/archive root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks, Phillip...

...> I don't see in errors. I tried to reload dovecot. > # doveadm instance list > path name last used running > /var/run/dovecot dovecot 2020-01-06 22:41:46 yes > root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# > > There nothing in the logs that I can see. > > # doveadm user -u archive > userdb: archive > user : archive > system_groups_user: archive > uid : 1011 > gid : 1011 > home : /home/archive > root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:...

...bscriptions >> >> # doveadm log errors >> # >> >> I don't see in errors. I tried to reload dovecot. >> # doveadm instance list >> path name last used running >> /var/run/dovecot dovecot 2020-01-06 22:41:46 yes >> root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# >> >> There nothing in the logs that I can see. >> >> # doveadm user -u archive >> userdb: archive >> user : archive >> system_groups_user: archive >> uid : 1011 >> gid : 1011 >> home : /home/archive >> root at dc3-ops-prod-vser...

...s # doveadm log errors # I don't see in errors. I tried to reload dovecot. # doveadm instance list path name last used running /var/run/dovecot dovecot 2020-01-06 22:41:46 yes root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# There nothing in the logs that I can see. # doveadm user -u archive userdb: archive user : archive system_groups_user: archive uid : 1011 gid : 1011 home : /home/archive root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks, Phillip...

...ox.log dovecot-uidvalidity.50ca19ab subscriptions > > # doveadm log errors > # > > I don't see in errors. I tried to reload dovecot. > # doveadm instance list > path name last used running > /var/run/dovecot dovecot 2020-01-06 22:41:46 yes > root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# > > There nothing in the logs that I can see. > > # doveadm user -u archive > userdb: archive > user : archive > system_groups_user: archive > uid : 1011 > gid : 1011 > home : /home/archive > root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# > > Any suggestions would...

...subscriptions >> >> # doveadm log errors >> # >> >> I don't see in errors. I tried to reload dovecot. >> # doveadm instance list >> path name last used running >> /var/run/dovecot dovecot 2020-01-06 22:41:46 yes >> root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# >> >> There nothing in the logs that I can see. >> >> # doveadm user -u archive >> userdb: archive >> user : archive >> system_groups_user: archive >> uid : 1011 >> gid : 1011 >> home : /home/archive >> root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-...

Phillip> Users don?t create these folder. The system does based on the Phillip> configuration which is what I have to figure out. Then post your configuration details! And details on how email gets into the system and into Dovecot.

...l userdb { args = default_fields = driver = passwd name = override_fields = result_failure = continue result_internalfail = continue result_success = return-ok skip = never } valid_chroot_dirs = verbose_proctitle = no verbose_ssl = no version_ignore = no root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:~# This how the archive user home looks like: This is where I though all the folder are root at dc3-ops-prod-vserv-archive01:/home/archive/Maildir# ls -la total 71771 drwx------ 101 archive archive 124 Jan 7 13:02 . drwxr-xr-x 4 archive root 7 Jul 13 2017 .. drwxr-xr-x 5 arch...

...e fstab entry out so I can get a clean boot, and am now trying to mount the fs on a fully running system. I uncommented the entry after boot. The fstab entry looks like this # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> /dev/sdb1 /export/archive01 ext3 defaults 0 2 To get this large a partition, I was forced to partition with a self-built parted (1.6.19, which supports using a gpt disk label). This worked ok, and parted still seems happy with the partition: # /local/sbin/parted /dev/sdb print Disk geometry for /dev/sdb: 0.000-2289...