not sure who told you % is a wildcard. you've been doing entirely too much SQL. * is the wildcard character, % is just an SQL brain damage.

--On Monday, April 19, 2004 22:52 -0400 "Robin M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

How can I use ipurge to delete mail from a trash folder called
"Deleted Items" for all users in all domains using ipurge.

The following command succesfully works, but I cannot figure out how to
wildcard the domain name portion.

./ipurge -f -d 7 "user/%/Deleted [EMAIL PROTECTED]"

I have tried unsuccessfull commands such as

./ipurge -f -d 7 "user/%/Deleted Items"
./ipurge -f -d 7 "user/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Deleted Items"
./ipurge -f -d 7 "user/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Deleted Items"
./ipurge -f -d 7 "user/%/Deleted [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
./ipurge -f -d 7 "user/%/Deleted Items%"


I have the following items in my /etc/imapd.conf unixhierarchysep: yes altnamespace: yes virtdomains: userid defaultdomain: localdomain


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