1 Topic by Chrissicom (edited by Chrissicom 2017-10-13 06:12:32)

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Topic: Using dsync with iRedMail and SOGo

I am currently running iRedMail 0.9.7 on two CentOS 7 servers dedicated to mail services only. Both servers run GlusterFS and /var/vmail is mounted with FUSE.

Generally it works great, but there is an issue when creating dovecot rules. E. g. when creating an auto-reply in SOGo a symbolic link is created in /var/vmail. For some reason these symbolic links are reproducibly broken and thus dovecot rules do not work.

Now the question is if when using dsync two-way replication, would it only sync mail contents or would it also sync dovecot rules created in SOGo? I’d like to know this before setting up two test servers.

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2 Reply by zcl

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Re: Using dsync with iRedMail and SOGo

Chrissicom wrote:

I am currently running iRedMail 0.9.7 on two CentOS 7 servers dedicated to mail services only. Both servers run GlusterFS and /var/vmail is mounted with FUSE.

Generally it works great, but there is an issue when creating dovecot rules. E. g. when creating an auto-reply in SOGo a symbolic link is created in /var/vmail. For some reason these symbolic links are reproducibly broken and thus dovecot rules do not work.

Now the question is if when using dsync two-way replication, would it only sync mail contents or would it also sync dovecot rules created in SOGo? I’d like to know this before setting up two test servers.

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iRedmail currently has a load balance cluster version, if you are interested, you can consult developer.

3 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Using dsync with iRedMail and SOGo

dsync will sync both mailboxes and sieve rules.