* Mike Dresser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2001.11.16 09:30:15-0500]:
> What program would i use to remove old messages automatically once a month
> or something?
>
> Although, I suspect some ls -l magic with a sort piped into rm would work
> ;)
find . -ctime 60 | xargs rm -f
check before doing it.
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* Mike Dresser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2001.11.15 17:07:59-0500]:
> Any solution will need the same setup on mail, that I need to archive old
> mail and be able to easily restore it.
two things: go with Maildir instead of mailbox format. your users
won't notice the difference, and it's easy to archiv
On Fri, Nov 16, 2001 at 09:30:15AM -0500, Mike Dresser wrote:
>
> What program would i use to remove old messages automatically once a month
> or something?
>
> Although, I suspect some ls -l magic with a sort piped into rm would work
> ;)
>
'find' is your friend;
'find . -type f -mtime +31 -pr
>I'm looking to see if there's a replacement pop3 server I can use that can
>scan the mailboxes for new mail, without having to scan ALL of the
>mailfile, as it does currently.
Are you using the uw pop3 server? I presume that its performance is pretty
similar to the uw imap server - i.e. pretty po
> Mike Dresser said:
>
> > I'm looking to see if there's a replacement pop3 server I can use
> > that can scan the mailboxes for new mail, without having to scan
> > ALL of the mailfile, as it does currently.
>
> cyrus. courier can too but im not sure if the version thats in
> potato supports po
On Thu, 15 Nov 2001, nate wrote:
> Mike Dresser said:
>
> > I'm looking to see if there's a replacement pop3 server I can use
> > that can scan the mailboxes for new mail, without having to scan
> > ALL of the mailfile, as it does currently.
>
> cyrus. courier can too but im not sure if the vers
Mike Dresser said:
> I'm looking to see if there's a replacement pop3 server I can use
> that can scan the mailboxes for new mail, without having to scan
> ALL of the mailfile, as it does currently.
cyrus. courier can too but im not sure if the version thats in
potato supports pop. i was in almos
I'm currently using ipopd, with about 90 users, each checking their mail
every 10 minutes. /var/spool/mail is 1.3 gig currently.
Users have accounts, but are not given login access, or even their
password. Users use netscape 4.78
I use clean_mail to clean out any email over 2 months old, every
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