First of all, I don't think it's an i-mscp related problem because the problem is only on one of the servers, the rest are working perfectly.
If you can help me with an advice to fix it, I'll apreciate it very much.
The problem is that, each time the email client (Thunderbird, Outlook) is opened, every email in the account is downloaded. Client is configured with IMAP. Weird is that the problem apeared after upgrading from i-mscp 1.3.1 to 1.3.5.
I searched the web and I found that dovecot has some index files in each email account folder. Those files can be sometimes corupted and the problem appeared.
I followed the recomandation to fix it by deleting those files with dovecot stoped and after, start over dovecot. Indeed, dovecot rebuild those files but the problem is still there.
Thank you.
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Did not find anything related.
- You must ensure that the problem is not already fixed in latest released version or development branch of latest i-MSCP Serie
Did not find anything related.
- You must create your own thread to avoid to pollute other discussions
Done that.
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Done that.
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- Your Distribution and its codename
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
- The i-MSCP version in use
I-mscp 1.3.5
- The i-MSCP server implementation in use for the concerned service (for instance: ITK, Fcgid, PHP-FPM, Proftpd, Vsftpd ...)
Dovecot, Postfix.
- The plugin name and its version if your problem belongs to a plugin
I disabled all plugins so I don't think they are problem. Still, I use SpamAssassin, Roundcube Plugins, OpenDkim, ClamAV plugins. The last version.
- A understandable description of the problem
You can find that at the begining of the thread.
- The service logs (generally located under /var/log)
Nothing weird in the logs. if needed, I can give you the logs. Just tell me which one.
- The exact steps to reproduce the problem
You can find that at the begining of the thread.
