Apropos, is there any way to block access to a mailbox on Cyrus, even if
the user logins successfully? Perhaps there is a way on Cyrus to block new
deliveries to a mailbox or I should handle this on my MTA?
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My best regards,
Fabio Soares Schmidt
Linux Professional Institute - LPIC-3
Microsof
Thanks everyone for the answers !
I will scan the login entries in the syslog and use them. I thought about
redirecting all the users logins entries to a specific file and then
develop a script to delete mailboxes that have not been accessed in the
last 90 days.
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My best regards,
Fabio Soare
On Tue, Jul 8, 2014, at 06:51 AM, Nic Bernstein wrote:
> On 07/07/2014 03:12 PM, Joseph Brennan wrote:
> > "Fabio S. Schmidt" wrote:
> >
> >> I actually need to consider only the last access via IMAP or POP
> > protocols.
> >
> > That can be very misleading, because a device may keep checking fo
On 07/07/2014 03:12 PM, Joseph Brennan wrote:
> "Fabio S. Schmidt" wrote:
>
>> I actually need to consider only the last access via IMAP or POP
> protocols.
>
> That can be very misleading, because a device may keep checking for new
> mail for a very long time after the user abandons the accoun
"Fabio S. Schmidt" wrote:
> I actually need to consider only the last access via IMAP or POP
protocols.
That can be very misleading, because a device may keep checking for new
mail for a very long time after the user abandons the account.
A recent timestamp on the user.seen file should be g
Hi !
What is the most reliable source if I need to determine when a mailbox was
accessed for the last time?
I known that the "Last Modification" is displayed when I run "info" on the
mailbox, but mabye delivers to the mailbox also triggers this field? I
actually need to consider only the last acc
