David Florella wrote:
Thank you knox. Finally, I have chosen this solution : find
/var/spool/asterisk/voicemail/default/*/Old/ -atime -7|xargs rm –f, executed
every night by the CRON. However, I would have preferred this feature was
implemented in Astrisk.
You should expect this to massively break voice mailboxes.
Asterisk Voicemail requires that all messages are numbered sequentially
starting at 0 (when using the filesystem, I don't know about RealTime or
IMAP). If there is a break in the sequence, such as would be the case
if your script deletes a message in the middle, then you should expect
things to break. I think that higher numbered messages would simply not
be accessible, but that is a guess.
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