similar to: db:test:clone_structure doesn''t purge db

(in C:/projects/books/TheatreTickets) ** Invoke db:test:clone_structure (first_time) ** Invoke db:structure:dump (first_time) ** Invoke environment (first_time) ** Execute environment ** Execute db:structure:dump ** Invoke db:test:purge (first_time) ** Invoke environment ** Execute db:test:purge ** Execute db:test:clone_structure psql:db/development_structure.sql:15: ERROR: language

I thought I had read somewhere why db:test:purge continues to use `osql` but all I could find is this: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/7054 Obviously this never made its way into Rails. Why? What are people doing for MS SQL testing on non Windows OS''? Everyone''s hacking their own workaround? Seems as if there would be a universal antidote. -- You received this message

Hi, I get errors doing this: 1) createdb myapp_test 2) rake db:test:clone_structure 3) rake test:units rake aborted! PGError: ERROR: relation "matches" already exists I''m using the :sql schema format because there are some problems with postgres and the :ruby schema format config.active_record.schema_format = :sql It seems rake test:units is trying to create the tables

Hi All! Is anyone working with Oracle on Rails? What about testing? I will be very happy if you can help me: 1) When I run rake test:unit it removes all my sequences in test enviroment. And I get an error like "OCIError: ORA-02289: sequence does not exist" But when I run rake db:test:clone_structure I can see all sequences again. Where is a problem? 2) How I can take proper

?I managed to figure this out. Just wanted to follow up if anyone in the future encounters the same issue. I am using HAProxy along with dovecot replication. When an email comes in... it is round robin'd to each of the 2 dovecot/postfix servers. I have postfix running on each server and it uses the local dovecot LMTP service for storing the mails. We sometimes get surges of emails(hundreds

I am using mdbox storage format. As far as I know, ?doveadm purge? does a complete purge. The time and disk activity would be proportional to the number mdbox files on the storage. The purge time could be huge. I wonder if there is some way of doing a kind of incremental purge, stopping/restarting purging, etc. Purging by file range would be nice too. Advice? Thanks Enviado desde mi iPhone

Hi all, Please excuse me if someone has already offered this, but I think the Apt provider should, in addition to -y and -q, also do --purge. This will remove config files and keeps /etc cleaner on the whole. Just a suggestion. Great product and keep up the good work etc. -- Gegroet, Tim (tim|mac or tim|imac on irc)

Running "doveadm purge" with both -D and -v parms, and both -A and -u options, I don't see much in the way of output. doveadm -v purge -u username just returns with no output doveadm -v purge -A returns no output for most users - for my own mailbox it yields "20 / 21" -D returns the same, along with messages about skipping plugin modules. Is this normal? I'm

We've finally (!) started to put some users on mdbox instead of maildir, and now I'm wondering about the purge step. As we're running GPFS for the mailboxes (and dovecot director in front of every dovecot service), is it important to run the "doveadm purge -u $user" on the same host as $user is logged into to avoid index corruption ? If so, will we need to run the

# 2.1.10: /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf # OS: Linux 2.6.32-44-server x86_64 Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS doveadm -c /etc/dovecot-director/dovecot-director.conf -D purge -A shows the following message in the log when iterating the 49th user: Oct 17 00:47:17 10.129.3.233 dovecot: doveadm: Error: purge: invalid option -- 'e' Oct 17 00:47:17 10.129.3.233 dovecot: doveadm(someuser at example-ll.org):

Hi, I think you can achieve file range approach using a small piece of shell script. First, extract user list using doveadm users '*'. Then process this list to fit your needs (seven parts for a week and a part processed by week day for example). Finally, use -u option of doveadm purge into a loop. That is just a trivial first idea. You can notice that it will trigger a doveadm

> > On 24/08/2020 08:30 Jesus Cea <jcea at jcea.es> wrote: > > > > > > I would be personally interested in incremental purge per user. My > > personal IMAP account, for instance, has at this moment about 40GB > > of mdbox files. I keep most of my email for decades, but sure I > > could free some space doing a purge, but I am scared of trying with

Hello everybody, What is the best way to delete an user mailbox (ex: /var/mail/johndoe ) when all attachments (for all users) are in a common directory with SIS deduplication (ex: mail_attachment_dir = /var/mail/attachments ) ? Trying to delete user mailbox directory (rm) and do the command : doveadm -v purge -u johndoe leave all johndoe's attachments orphelin. Best regards,

On 24/8/20 7:12, Fabien KOCIK wrote: > First, extract user list using doveadm users '*'. > Then process this list to fit your needs (seven parts for a week and a > part processed by week day for example). > Finally, use -u option of doveadm purge into a loop. This is a good idea for installations with tons of users. Good point. I would be personally interested in incremental

Since doveadm service proxying apparently doesn't work with dovecot v2.0, we need to find a way to safely run doveadm purge on the host the user is logged into. Would it be OK to run purge in the pop/imap postlogin scripts? We already do a conditional: test /var/log/activemailaccounts/imap/$USER -ot /var/log/activemailaccounts/today then touch /var/log/activemailaccounts/imap/$USER fi so

I have a rather large and active mdbox (28 GB, 3M mess, 1200 deliveries/day). I usually have no problems working with those mails, and there is some batch processing going on (via doveadm). Every few weeks I try my luck running doveadm purge, and this a) crunches about 5GB (to be expected), b) takes rather long (ok), c) leads to long stretches of blocked mdbox, which is the problem. I always

Hi, we have a linux network at the office. Mainly ubuntu and debian systems. Each user has it's own mail client, thunderbird, evolution, etc. In the mail server we use as the local delivery agent, dovecot 1.2.15 and the protocol imap. The users mailbox are in the server at /var/mail. Due to some kind of problem the mails that are set for delete in the mail client are not being

Hi, Does anyone know how to ignore the purge or delete command from the imap clients. Actually I created a mail archive and using dovecot and so far I am happy with the performance. But the problem I am facing right now is I do not want the users to delete the mail by themselves and want to disable the purge or delete command. Thanks Vikrant

Hi, I am using dovecot 0.99.14 RPM on a Fedore Core 4 Server. Everything was running fine for weeks (IMAP), and 2 days ago I was not able to delete/purge any Mail in INBOX. I am using Outlook 2003 as an IMAP-Client. I tried to delete/purge the Inbox with other mail-clients (Mozilla Thunderbird, Mulberry) too, same effect: I can read mail, I can copy them by drag-n-drop to a local Client-Folder

On 8.12.2019 22.10, Michael Grimm via dovecot wrote: > Hi, > > I do store mail in mdbox format of 150m in size (dovecot 2.3.9). > > Once in a while I do experience mdbox files of smaller size, even after applying 'doveadm purge' and previous expunges by the users. like: > > -rw------- 1 vmail dovecot 104854595 Feb 9 2019 /var/mail/.maildirs/userX/storage/m.22