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    • AnotherAndy
      AnotherAndy last edited by

      It looks like the search is not starting correct.
      What shows the search.log ?

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      • BMWfan
        BMWfan @AnotherAndy last edited by

        @anotherandy in the 5th post you can see the asked output.

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        • AnotherAndy
          AnotherAndy last edited by

          ok - the folder /var/lib/kopano/search/ belongs to the user kopano?
          also /var/lib/kopano ?

          have you tried to clean the folder and restart the search? If you have vmware snapshot the vm before doing this.
          And - sounds stupid, but did you reboot the machine?

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          • BMWfan
            BMWfan @AnotherAndy last edited by BMWfan

            @anotherandy thank you, the permissions are the same. The group and the owner is kopano (755).
            I’ve cleaned the search folder and rebooted the machine with no result.

            I`ve changed now the search log level to 6 (debug). Many index entrys are running over the screen until these entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000. When these entryid is there then the MAPI Errors begins.

            2018-01-22 19:49:25,920 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F4501000000050000005AA0C047B2434A8C8D710000D392503600000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402783A01000000, docid 126306
            2018-01-22 19:49:25,952 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F4501000000050000001C00CC2D3E314C3C95C7F592B26F485900000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402743A01000000, docid 126297
            2018-01-22 19:49:25,979 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402523A01000000, docid 126228
            2018-01-22 19:49:25,993 - index0 - WARNING - Received a MAPI error or timeout (error=0x80040115, retry=0/5)
            2018-01-22 19:49:26,448 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402523A01000000, docid 126228
            2018-01-22 19:49:26,456 - index0 - WARNING - Received a MAPI error or timeout (error=0x80040115, retry=1/5)
            2018-01-22 19:49:27,304 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402523A01000000, docid 126228
            2018-01-22 19:49:27,313 - index0 - WARNING - Received a MAPI error or timeout (error=0x80040115, retry=2/5)
            2018-01-22 19:49:28,971 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402523A01000000, docid 126228
            2018-01-22 19:49:28,980 - index0 - WARNING - Received a MAPI error or timeout (error=0x80040115, retry=3/5)
            2018-01-22 19:49:32,230 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402523A01000000, docid 126228
            2018-01-22 19:49:32,238 - index0 - WARNING - Received a MAPI error or timeout (error=0x80040115, retry=4/5)
            2018-01-22 19:49:38,688 - index0 - DEBUG - store A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F45, folder 203: new/updated document with entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000, sourcekey 1C244D94A69B4E8CA4F9CB245BF4D402523A01000000, docid 126228
            2018-01-22 19:49:38,696 - index0 - WARNING - Received a MAPI error or timeout (error=0x80040115, retry=5/5)
            2018-01-22 19:49:45,102 - index0 - ERROR - Too many retries, skipping change
            

            Ive searched the entryid in the whole log and found these message:

            2018-01-22 19:29:06,669 - index0 - ERROR - could not process change for entryid 00000000A497753E7B1B4CE3894BB06ABB7C1F450100000005000000A83C9472B9D046E6B89FE57F34DA9B3800000000 ([SPropValue(0x65E00102, '\x1c$M\x94\xa6\x9bN\x8c\xa4\xf9\xcb$[\xf4\xd4\x02R:\x01\x00\x00\x00'), SPropValue(0x30080040, 2017/02/03 20:07:12 GMT), SPropValue(0x65E20102, '\x1c$M\x94\xa6\x9bN\x8c\xa4\xf9\xcb$[\xf4\xd4\x02\xdez\x03\x00'), SPropValue(0x65E10102, '\x1c$M\x94\xa6\x9bN\x8c\xa4\xf9\xcb$[\xf4\xd4\x02\x02\x01\x00\x00\x00\x00'), SPropValue(0x65E30102, '\x14\x1c$M\x94\xa6\x9bN\x8c\xa4\xf9\xcb$[\xf4\xd4\x02\xdez\x03\x00'), SPropValue(0x0FFF0102, '\x00\x00\x00\x00\xa4\x97u>{\x1bL\xe3\x89K\xb0j\xbb|\x1fE\x01\x00\x00\x00\x05\x00\x00\x00\xa8<\x94r\xb9\xd0F\xe6\xb8\x9f\xe5\x7f4\xda\x9b8\x00\x00\x00\x00'), SPropValue(0x67AA000B, False), SPropValue(0x0E070003, 3L), SPropValue(0x0FFA0102, '\xa4\x97u>{\x1bL\xe3\x89K\xb0j\xbb|\x1fE'), SPropValue(0x67110003, 126228L), SPropValue(0x67150003, 203L)]):
            

            What kind of index is this and how can i fix this?

            I thought i could reindex easily my user and then should the error go away, but also this is not functioning:

            kopano-search --reindex=MyUser
            Traceback (most recent call last):
              File "/usr/sbin/kopano-search", line 7, in <module>
                sys.exit(kopano_search.main())
              File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/kopano_search/__init__.py", line 419, in main
                service.reindex()
              File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/kopano_search/__init__.py", line 406, in reindex
                with closing(kopano.client_socket(self.config['server_bind_name'], ssl_cert=self.config['ssl_certificate_file'])) as s:
              File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/kopano/service.py", line 266, in client_socket
                s.connect(addr2)
              File "/usr/lib/python2.7/socket.py", line 228, in meth
                return getattr(self._sock,name)(*args)
            socket.error: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
            

            @fbartels have you perhaps any idea?

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            • BMWfan
              BMWfan last edited by

              Can nobody help me or has further tips?

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              • AnotherAndy
                AnotherAndy last edited by

                I’m sorry no other idea from here.
                Maybe on sunday afternoon ~ 3 p.m. we can chat and try to find a solution together?

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                • BMWfan
                  BMWfan @AnotherAndy last edited by

                  @anotherandy thank you. This would be really cool.

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                  • BMWfan
                    BMWfan last edited by

                    Today i had a chat with AnotherAndy which gaves me some tips. @AnotherAndy Thanks for that
                    I would update now here the “diary” perhaps someone had then further ideas.

                    In my server log are these entries:

                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:16 2018: [error  ] K-1562: cannot open attachment "/var/lib/kopano/attachments/2/16/1762.gz": No such file or directory
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:16 2018: [error  ] SerializeObject failed with error code 0x80000002 for object 24020
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:22 2018: [error  ] K-1562: cannot open attachment "/var/lib/kopano/attachments/2/16/1762.gz": No such file or directory
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:22 2018: [error  ] SerializeObject failed with error code 0x80000002 for object 24020
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:29 2018: [error  ] K-1562: cannot open attachment "/var/lib/kopano/attachments/2/16/1762.gz": No such file or directory
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:29 2018: [error  ] SerializeObject failed with error code 0x80000002 for object 24020
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:35 2018: [error  ] K-1562: cannot open attachment "/var/lib/kopano/attachments/2/16/1762.gz": No such file or directory
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:35 2018: [error  ] SerializeObject failed with error code 0x80000002 for object 24020
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:42 2018: [error  ] K-1562: cannot open attachment "/var/lib/kopano/attachments/2/16/1762.gz": No such file or directory
                    Sun Feb  4 15:55:42 2018: [error  ] SerializeObject failed with error code 0x80000002 for object 2402
                    

                    Perhaps the MAPI Service is searching for that?

                    In the time when iam overtaking the database and attachments from my old zarafa installation to the new Kopano installation there was no file under /var/lib/zarafa/attachments/2/16/ which is called 1762.gz .
                    Is there a way to find the dependencies between the attachments and MAPI and delete this in the database?

                    Best Regards

                    Daniel

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                    • fbartels
                      fbartels Kopano @BMWfan last edited by

                      Hi @bmwfan ,

                      since you know the filename, which includes the instanceid you could look up the hierarchyid of the attachment in the singleinstances table in the database. Based on the hierarchyid you can then identify the mapi object the attachment belongs to in the properties table. But you should not delete it directly from the database, instead you should then locate the email with e.g. WebApp and delete the message from there.

                      An alternative and easier approach is to just create an empty gz archive with the name the server wants to lookup.

                      Regards Felix

                      Resources:
                      https://kopano.com/blog/how-to-get-kopano/
                      https://documentation.kopano.io/
                      https://kb.kopano.io/

                      Support overview:
                      https://kopano.com/support/

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                      • BMWfan
                        BMWfan last edited by

                        Thank you @fbartels.
                        How can i identify in the webapp which mails belongs to the not available attachments?

                        Regards

                        Daniel

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                        • fbartels
                          fbartels Kopano @BMWfan last edited by

                          @bmwfan said in Unable to bind to port 236:

                          How can i identify in the webapp which mails belongs to the not available attachments?

                          By using search? From the properties table you will learn details such as subject, recipients/sender, body etc.

                          Regards Felix

                          Resources:
                          https://kopano.com/blog/how-to-get-kopano/
                          https://documentation.kopano.io/
                          https://kb.kopano.io/

                          Support overview:
                          https://kopano.com/support/

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