From: Robert Banz (no email)
Date: Tue Aug 07 2007 - 19:57:56 EDT
Hi,
I've got a 'traditional' Cyrus cluster, 2.3.8 running on Solaris
x86. Everything seems to be fine, and we're about to go "live" and
in production... however...
Earlier today I was testing how well transferring my rather massive
personal folder hierarchy from one backend server to another -- which
sent apparently without a hitch. Quite fast, I might add. However,
after the move I noticed my sieve rules weren't working -- and when I
connected up with 'sieveshell' to have a look-see at my script, I was
surprised to find my sieve script turned out to be an actual mail
message!?
So, anyone seen anything like this before? I did some looking around
on bugzilla, and nothing jumped out at me.
-rob
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