W dniu 2012-02-16 17:20, Timo Sirainen napisał(a):

On 16.2.2012, at 17.35, Jacek Osiecki wrote:

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Any other idea how to recalculate quota? With v2.x you can simply do: doveadm quota recalc -u username

Great,

That's exactly what I needed :) Sorry, it was lame - I should have found it in wiki2...

By the way: what might have caused such a warning?

root@mail2.hybrid.pl /tmp/transfer> doveadm quota recalc -u joshua@hybrid.pl doveadm(joshua@hybrid.pl): Warning: Created dotlock file's timestamp is different than current time (1329464622 vs 1329464672): /var/mail/mail/hybrid.pl/joshua/.mailing.ekg/dovecot-uidlist

Greetings,

Jacek Osiecki

I have seen this behaviour with a local ext4 iSCSI filesystem. When the system is hammered by I/O (example, perfoming a full backup), I also see those messages in the log.

Regards

Javier

On 17.2.2012, at 11.51, joshua@hybrid.pl wrote:

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By the way: what might have caused such a warning?

root@mail2.hybrid.pl /tmp/transfer> doveadm quota recalc -u joshua@hybrid.pl doveadm(joshua@hybrid.pl): Warning: Created dotlock file's timestamp is different than current time (1329464622 vs 1329464672): /var/mail/mail/hybrid.pl/joshua/.mailing.ekg/dovecot-uidlist Does it keep happening? Is this a local filesystem or NFS? Shouldn't happen unless remote storage server's clock and local server's clock aren't synced.

W dniu 2012-02-21 02:13, Timo Sirainen napisał(a):

On 17.2.2012, at 11.51, joshua@hybrid.pl wrote:

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By the way: what might have caused such a warning? root@mail2.hybrid.pl /tmp/transfer> doveadm quota recalc -u joshua@hybrid.pl doveadm(joshua@hybrid.pl): Warning: Created dotlock file's timestamp is different than current time (1329464622 vs 1329464672): /var/mail/mail/hybrid.pl/joshua/.mailing.ekg/dovecot-uidlist

Does it keep happening? Is this a local filesystem or NFS? Shouldn't happen unless remote storage server's clock and local server's clock aren't synced.

OK, that's the case - /var/mail is stored on remote NFS. I'll check if I have time properly set, but if so - I'll probably have to live with it (I have no influence on NFS server).

Greetings,

Jacek Osiecki