Greetings
As far as I know - tis not an exim function (I'm a noob so can be mistaken).
My initial thoughts would be to build a crantab'd script that
basically does a :
"find /var/spool/exim/woteva/ -mtime +60 -type f | xargs rm -f"
and do the same for the quota file, depending on the size of your
server, doing this daily during the off-peak periods should not have a
deteramental impact.
I have no idea how to rebuild the quota file on the fly - would like
to know the solution though.
(Plse excuse spelling tis monday) (c:}
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On 05/02/07, Steven Brown <exim2@???> wrote:
> I've searched and searched but can not seem to find an answer.
>
> How does one gracefully remove user e-mail older than a set period, and at
> the same time reconcile this with the information stored in maildirsize
> quota files?
>
> I need (cough) to enforce an "if it's older than sixty days, we're deleting
> it" policy.
>
> But I don't see how to delete old mail, and at the same time update the
> maildirsize file in the users maildir such that the deletion is reflected in
> their quota.
>
> So far the best I can come up with is make a list of users with mail over
> sixty days old, remove it, then delete the maildirsize file from each one of
> those directories and let Exim handle rebuilding it.
>
> Steve
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