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Does ctl_cyrusdb -r walk every user mailbox and do a thorough reconstruct?

Anybody know how to speed this up, or keep a secondary, failover 
mailboxes.db that can be moved in to replace the corrupt one in event of 
a catastrophic failure?

cheers,
jenn

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Jenn Taylor
jtaylor at onlinea.com

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