On Tue, 28 Feb 2012, Thomas Leuxner wrote:
Am 28.02.2012 um 09:46 schrieb Thomas Leuxner:
Assuming this is the task you could also use:
$ doveadm expunge -u jane....@example.org before 2012-02-01 unseen
Play around with the scope a bit before you actually run it:
$ doveadm search -u jane....@example.org before 2012-02-01 unseen | wc -l
Of course this was supposed to read 'seen' :/
Maybe so, maybe not.
I've seen people with over 2GB of unread mail in their inbox alone.
Subscribed to dozens of mailing lists, and just not reading 95% of all
incoming email.
Don't know how pop handles 'leave on server' with regard to mail storage.
Will messages loose their 'unseen' state when doing something like a
TOP msgnumber maxint
or something similar? Will messages loose their 'unseen' state when an
RSET is issued after downloading?
If you don't want people to keep a lot of mail in popboxes, quota and
sending out warning messages would be the better way to handle this, I
think. Applying 'magic' to customer's email might not be seen as a very
polite action.
Just my 2 cents..
--
Maarten
