Hello everybody.
One of my servers has been used by an old legitimate user (fired) to
bomb some mailboxes. I had to clean my queue...
I previously worked on such issues by providing the "-batch" option to
mailq...
So mailq -batch | grep "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" gives me enough data pieces to
do what I would like.
But cancelmsg sends a DSN. I had more than 50000 mails to clean (f.....g
user) so, it would have created 50000 DSN !
I would like to avoid to write a script which would do:
- rgrep -l "the_string_i_m_looking_for" /usr/lib/courier/var/msgs/D*
- for each datafile, delete:
- control file
- data file
- the file in msgq containing the name of the control file.
- removing empty folders (or mailq will be slower to answer)
In case of manual removal, is there an order I could apply to the
removal process? My goal would be to work on files courier won't use
anymore (by creating kind of orphans)
Is there a way to avoid the DSN to be generated by cancelmsg?
Best regards.
Jerome Blion.
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