Re: [SM-USERS] Delete Messages

2005-08-01 Thread Tony Earnshaw
man, 01.08.2005 kl. 11.11 skrev Tilman Schmidt: > >> How can I automatically deletes messages from "Inbox" folder > >> which are older than XX days for _ALL_ users in the domain? > > > > cron, find. > > Um, depending on your IMAP server and the way it stores its messages > this may either not wor

Re: [SM-USERS] Delete Messages

2005-08-01 Thread Tilman Schmidt
Tony Earnshaw wrote: > lør, 30.07.2005 kl. 18.39 skrev Mad Unix: > >> How can I automatically deletes messages from "Inbox" folder >> which are older than XX days for _ALL_ users in the domain? > > cron, find. Um, depending on your IMAP server and the way it stores its messages this may either no

Re: [SM-USERS] Delete Messages

2005-07-30 Thread Tony Earnshaw
lør, 30.07.2005 kl. 18.39 skrev Mad Unix: > How can I automatically deletes messages from "Inbox" folder > which are older than XX days for _ALL_ users in the domain? cron, find. --Tonni -- mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.billy.demon.nl --

[SM-USERS] Delete Messages

2005-07-30 Thread Mad Unix
Hi ALL How can I automatically deletes messages from "Inbox" folder which are older than XX days for _ALL_ users in the domain? Thanks --- SF.Net email is sponsored by: Discover Easy Linux Migration Strategies from IBM. Find simple to follow Ro

Re: [SM-USERS] delete messages bug

2004-10-21 Thread Jonathan Angliss
Hello Synrat, On Thursday, October 21, 2004, synrat wrote... > This I was able to repicate on various browsers. > backend server is Courier 3.0.7. > If deleting e-mail after changing message sort order ( by date, > recp,subject ) or if deleting e-mail from pages other then the 1st one ( > after c

[SM-USERS] delete messages bug

2004-10-21 Thread synrat
This I was able to repicate on various browsers. backend server is Courier 3.0.7. If deleting e-mail after changing message sort order ( by date, recp,subject ) or if deleting e-mail from pages other then the 1st one ( after clicking next to go to the next page with messages ) there's always a p