Re: [cpx] CPX - Junk and Quarantine Filling up

[Matt Cohen <lists@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Use archmbox (from /ports/) via a cronjob to clean out each user's 
Junk mail file every 14 days.  That way if they say they're missing 
emai you can go back and look for it.  It will count against the 
user's quota, so you can cut down that # if you want.

%cd /ports/mail/archmbox
%make; make install; make clean

Add this cronjob entry:

#ArchMbox
00 00 */10 * * /usr/local/bin/archmbox -k -o 14 --totals /home/*/Mail/Junk

and then forget about it.

Matt

At 10:13 AM -0700 12/7/06, Jonathan Duncan said something about:
> I have a user whose disk quota was just reached because his Junk and 
> Quarantine folders on the server were full.  He does not use the 
> webmail tool.  He POP's all his mail to his local machine.  However, 
> when he POP's, the Junk and Quarantine folder are not downloaded. 
> (and why should they be, right?  Or maybe it would be helpful? 
> Different topic.)  It is nice that SPAM and Virii are getting caught 
> and put in those folders. However, it would be nice to have some 
> kind of process in place that would nuke messages in those folders 
> that are older than X number of days. That would be a good setting 
> option for the Spam and Junk in CPX.
>
> Has anyone else found this to be a problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Jonathan
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