There is also a plugin that will delete old attachments. Jay Lee wrote: > For variously reasons these files don't always get cleaned up properly. > Sometimes the user did not send the email properly (this may happen if > they're on dialup and sending a big attachement.) It is perfectly safe to > delete all files in this ddirectory that are older than a day. In fact, > the RPM install of squirrelmail should create a cron job that does this > for you on a regular basis. I believe there is also a more generic cron > script in the squirrelmail/scripts directory of the .tar.gz version. It > won't really hurt anything to leave the files there unless they start > using up a lot of space or get to be so many that they slow down the > system. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Jay Lee > Network / Systems Administrator > Information Technology Dept. > Philadelphia Biblical University > Langhorne, PA > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Mauro said: >> Can I safety delete files in /var/spool/squirrelmail/attach? >> What kind of files are those in this directory? >> I see the attachement in user's Maildir, es. /home/user/Maildir. >> So why I have also in /var/spool/squirrelmail/attach? >> Sorry for my bad english. >> Thank you. >> >> >>
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