#!/bin/bash source mailcow.conf SOLR_OPTIONS=( "SOLR_HEAP" "SOLR_PORT" "SKIP_SOLR" ) remove_solr_config_options() { sed -i --follow-symlinks '$a\' mailcow.conf for option in "${SOLR_OPTIONS[@]}"; do if [[ $option == "SOLR_HEAP" ]]; then if grep -q "${option}" mailcow.conf; then echo "Replacing SOLR_HEAP with \"${option}\" in mailcow.conf" sed -i '/# Solr heap size in MB\b/c\# Dovecot Indexing (FTS) Process heap size in MB, there is no recommendation, please see Dovecot docs.' mailcow.conf sed -i '/# Solr is a prone to run\b/c\# Flatcurve is replacing solr as FTS Indexer completely. It is supposed to be much more efficient in CPU and RAM consumption.' mailcow.conf sed -i 's/SOLR_HEAP/FTS_HEAP/g' mailcow.conf fi fi if [[ $option == "SKIP_SOLR" ]]; then if grep -q "${option}" mailcow.conf; then echo "Replacing $option in mailcow.conf with SKIP_FLATCURVE" sed -i '/\bSkip Solr on low-memory\b/c\# Skip Flatcurve (FTS) on low-memory systems or if you simply want to disable it.' mailcow.conf sed -i '/\bSolr is disabled by default\b/d' mailcow.conf sed -i '/\bDisable Solr or\b/d' mailcow.conf sed -i 's/SKIP_SOLR/SKIP_FLATCURVE/g' mailcow.conf fi fi if [[ $option == "SOLR_PORT" ]]; then if grep -q "${option}" mailcow.conf; then echo "Removing ${option} in mailcow.conf" sed -i '/\bSOLR_PORT\b/d' mailcow.conf fi fi done solr_volume=$(docker volume ls -qf name=^${COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME}_solr-vol-1) if [[ -n $solr_volume ]]; then echo -e "\e[34mSolr has been replaced within mailcow since 2024-XX.\e[0m" sleep 1 echo -e "\e[34mTherefore the volume $solr_volume is unused.\e[0m" sleep 1 read -r -p "Would you like to remove the $solr_volume? " response if [[ "$response" =~ ^([yY][eE][sS]|[yY])+$ ]]; then echo -e "\e[33mRemoving $solr_volume...\e[0m" docker volume rm $solr_volume if [[ $? != 0 ]]; then echo -e "\e[31mCould not remove the volume... Please remove it manually!\e[0m" else echo -e "\e[32mSucessfully removed $solr_volume!\e[0m" fi else echo "Ok! Not removing $solr_volume then." echo "Once you decided on removing the volume simply run docker volume rm $solr_volume to remove it manually." echo "This can be done anytime. mailcow does not use this volume anymore." fi fi } remove_solr_config_options