This is how I do it, although there may be better ways.
I create a scheduled task to run a batch file called spam.cmd that runs
from within the spam folder. This copies the spam caught that day into
a dated folder. That way I can delete old spam, and keep the folder
organized. This seems
You could do something like this:
arj.exe m -c -i -h#MMDD-hh-mm-ss archive\spam\spam.arj spam-offline\*.*
This would create a named archive of each day .. compressed text
doesn't take much space, so you can keep it around for a long time ..
Jonathan
At 03:02 PM 6/15/2006, you wrote:
I do keep the files just in case something gets flagged and a client
asks me to look. As a single domain I imagine that this is easier to
deal with. I keep my spam folders up to a month, but I don't script the
delete I just manually remove them any time I happen to be in the
folder. So I
We zip ours nightly and save for 30 days just to make sure we don't miss
anything in reviewing the hold queue. In practice, a week may be enough,
but two is probably preferable.
Darin.
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