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diff --git a/src/doveadm/dsync/dsync-brain.h b/src/doveadm/dsync/dsync-brain.h new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5813148 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/doveadm/dsync/dsync-brain.h @@ -0,0 +1,130 @@ +#ifndef DSYNC_BRAIN_H +#define DSYNC_BRAIN_H + +#include "module-context.h" +#include "guid.h" +#include "mail-error.h" +#include "mailbox-list-private.h" + +struct mail_namespace; +struct mail_user; +struct dsync_ibc; + +enum dsync_brain_flags { + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_SEND_MAIL_REQUESTS = 0x01, + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_BACKUP_SEND = 0x02, + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_BACKUP_RECV = 0x04, + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_DEBUG = 0x08, + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_SYNC_VISIBLE_NAMESPACES= 0x10, + /* Sync everything but the actual mails (e.g. mailbox creates, + deletes) */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_NO_MAIL_SYNC = 0x20, + /* Used with BACKUP_SEND/RECV: Don't force the + Use the two-way syncing algorithm, but don't actually modify + anything locally. (Useful during migration.) */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_NO_BACKUP_OVERWRITE = 0x40, + /* Run storage purge on the remote after syncing. + Useful with e.g. a nightly doveadm backup. */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_PURGE_REMOTE = 0x80, + /* Don't prefetch mail bodies until they're actually needed. This works + only with pipe ibc. It's useful if most of the mails can be copied + directly within filesystem without having to read them. */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_NO_MAIL_PREFETCH = 0x100, + /* Add MAILBOX_TRANSACTION_FLAG_NO_NOTIFY to transactions. */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_NO_NOTIFY = 0x400, + /* Workaround missing Date/Message-ID headers */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_FLAG_EMPTY_HDR_WORKAROUND = 0x800, +}; + +enum dsync_brain_sync_type { + DSYNC_BRAIN_SYNC_TYPE_UNKNOWN, + /* Go through all mailboxes to make sure everything is synced */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_SYNC_TYPE_FULL, + /* Go through all mailboxes that have changed (based on UIDVALIDITY, + UIDNEXT, HIGHESTMODSEQ). If both sides have had equal amount of + changes in some mailbox, it may get incorrectly skipped. */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_SYNC_TYPE_CHANGED, + /* Use saved state to find out what has changed. */ + DSYNC_BRAIN_SYNC_TYPE_STATE +}; + +struct dsync_brain_settings { + const char *process_title_prefix; + /* Sync only these namespaces */ + ARRAY(struct mail_namespace *) sync_namespaces; + /* Sync only this mailbox name */ + const char *sync_box; + /* Use this virtual \All mailbox to be able to copy mails with the same + GUID instead of saving them twice. With most storages this results + in less disk space usage. */ + const char *virtual_all_box; + /* Sync only this mailbox GUID */ + guid_128_t sync_box_guid; + /* Exclude these mailboxes from the sync. They can contain '*' + wildcards and be \special-use flags. */ + const char *const *exclude_mailboxes; + /* Alternative character to use in mailbox names where the original + character cannot be used. */ + char mailbox_alt_char; + /* Sync only mails with received timestamp at least this high. */ + time_t sync_since_timestamp; + /* Sync only mails with received timestamp less or equal than this */ + time_t sync_until_timestamp; + /* Don't sync mails larger than this. */ + uoff_t sync_max_size; + /* Sync only mails which contains / doesn't contain this flag. + '-' at the beginning means this flag must not exist. */ + const char *sync_flag; + /* Headers to hash (defaults to Date, Message-ID) */ + const char *const *hashed_headers; + + /* If non-zero, use dsync lock file for this user */ + unsigned int lock_timeout_secs; + /* If non-zero, importing will attempt to commit transaction after + saving this many messages. */ + unsigned int import_commit_msgs_interval; + /* Input state for DSYNC_BRAIN_SYNC_TYPE_STATE */ + const char *state; +}; + +#define DSYNC_LIST_CONTEXT(obj) \ + MODULE_CONTEXT(obj, dsync_mailbox_list_module) +struct dsync_mailbox_list { + union mailbox_list_module_context module_ctx; + bool have_orig_escape_char; +}; +extern MODULE_CONTEXT_DEFINE(dsync_mailbox_list_module, + &mailbox_list_module_register); + +struct dsync_brain * +dsync_brain_master_init(struct mail_user *user, struct dsync_ibc *ibc, + enum dsync_brain_sync_type sync_type, + enum dsync_brain_flags flags, + const struct dsync_brain_settings *set); +struct dsync_brain * +dsync_brain_slave_init(struct mail_user *user, struct dsync_ibc *ibc, + bool local, const char *process_title_prefix, + char default_alt_char); +/* Returns 0 if everything was successful, -1 if syncing failed in some way */ +int dsync_brain_deinit(struct dsync_brain **brain, enum mail_error *error_r); + +/* Returns TRUE if brain needs to run more, FALSE if it's finished. + changed_r is TRUE if anything happened during this run. */ +bool dsync_brain_run(struct dsync_brain *brain, bool *changed_r); +/* Returns TRUE if brain has failed, and there's no point in continuing. */ +bool dsync_brain_has_failed(struct dsync_brain *brain); +/* Returns the current sync state string, which can be given as parameter to + dsync_brain_master_init() to quickly sync only the new changes. */ +void dsync_brain_get_state(struct dsync_brain *brain, string_t *output); +/* Returns the sync type that was used. Mainly useful with slave brain. */ +enum dsync_brain_sync_type dsync_brain_get_sync_type(struct dsync_brain *brain); +/* If there were any unexpected changes during the sync, return the reason + for them. Otherwise return NULL. If remote_only_r=TRUE, this brain itself + didn't see any changes, but the remote brain did. */ +const char *dsync_brain_get_unexpected_changes_reason(struct dsync_brain *brain, + bool *remote_only_r); +/* Returns TRUE if we want to sync this namespace. */ +bool dsync_brain_want_namespace(struct dsync_brain *brain, + struct mail_namespace *ns); + +#endif |