delprune and tlsprune
Sebastian Hagedorn
Hagedorn at uni-koeln.de
Thu Jul 14 06:13:57 EDT 2005
Hallo itlistuser at rapideye.de,
--On 14. Juli 2005 7:44:28 Uhr +0000 itlistuser at rapideye.de wrote:
> last night i had to restore all the messages in my inbox because
> cyr_expire
> and tls_prune, expired all messages in there. (the messages in subfolders
> were
> not touched).
that's strange in more than one respect. All ways of expiring messages in
mailboxes that I'm familiar with affect entire hierarchies, i.e. folders
and all their subfolders.
> The man page of cyr_expire states that i have to have
> a /vendor/cmu/cyrus-imapd/expire file controlling the expiration. But i
> have
>
> not such a file.
It's not a file, but a folder annotation. Do this using cyradm:
info your-mailbox-here
E.g.:
> info user/xxx
{user/xxx}:
expire: 1
lastupdate: 14-Jul-2005 04:00:22 +0200
partition: default
size: 0
This mailbox has all mail expired that's older than one day.
> The parameter -E 3 shall tell cyr_expire to clean the
> duplicates database. Does it also affect the messages in the inbox?
No.
Cheers, Sebastian
--
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