Re: Storage server failed
Daniel Hoffend <[email protected]>
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Hi Hernan Storage Server fails means that roundcubemail is not able to community or authenticate with the backend (aka imap server port 143). I would check the following points * is guam running (systemctl status guam). Guam is the imap proxy sitting in front of cyrus. * is cyrus-imapd server running (process table) * do you see any authentication related error messages from cyrus * is kolab-saslauthd and/or dirsrv running correctly? * is kolabd running? Another thing could be that guam/cyrus is running but the kolabd server has not created the mailbox yet. Restarting/Checking kolabd might help (as well checking the pykolab logfiles). Otherwise run "kolab sync" via cli to execute the mailbox sync/creating run manually. -- regards Daniel Hoffend Am 2020-05-14 15:05, schrieb Hernan Saltiel: > Hi everybody! > Hope you are doing well. > I'm sending this email because of a strange issue I'm having using > Kolab 16 on CentOS 7.7. > We are in the process of migrating users from an old Kolab to this new > one, and starting a week ago, every morning the users are telling us > that they cannot connect to the server. The clients appear to be > disconnected. > Trying to access the server via webmail, I see a "server storage > failed" message. > Checking the docs, it seems to be a Cyrus related issue...on the docs > I can see: > > "... > In Kolab Groupware, this data storage layer is the IMAP spool, > accessible by any client software that speaks the IMAP protocol. > Kolab Groupware ships Cyrus IMAP by default, which, with its so-called > murder topology, provides the aforementioned transparent access to > IMAP spools spread out over multiple individual systems. > ..." > > On messages I do not see any "max connections reached", or something > like this. > > Did anybody had the same issue, or has some tip about where to start > digging? > > Thanks a lot in advance, and best regards, > > -- > HeCSa > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.kolab.org/mailman/listinfo/users