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As Elasticsearch server is defined, save date on it (same logic for kafka, s3, ...)
I see two options in order to prevent this issue :
Biggest one (and cleanest) : don't move (or delete) mails in get_dmarc_reports_from_mailbox, but after having results reports saved in elasticsearch (implies to have an UUID pointer to the email)
Easiest one (and dirtiest) : check for Elasticsearch (or other) server connectivity before moving (or deleting) emails
I had a similar problem because my elasticsearch available disk space went below the threshold, so it began rejecting the updates, after the mail messages were moved. That may not be detected by a connectivity check.
Hi,
The situation :
Elasticsearch consider each mail as done despite the fact that it can't store results in Elasticsearch.
This is due to :
I see two options in order to prevent this issue :
@seanthegeek have you a preference ?
Bests regards,
Anael
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