Alter Postgres column cache_messages.uid from int to bigint - #10282
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Fixes #10258
This fixes a bug where the
uidcolumn oncache_messages, in Postgres, does not support the full range of possible values for message UID that RFC 3501 allows.Specifically, the Unique Identifier Message Attribute (UID) is represented as an non-zero unsigned 32-bit integer. The Postgres type
integeris represented as a signed 32-bit integer. Opposed to MySQL, Postgres does not support any unsigned integer type.To resolve this, we update the column type to store the UID as a
bigint(signed 64-bit integer).