Bowie Bailey wrote on 30.04.2015 16:46: > On 4/30/2015 8:49 AM, Alexei Yu. Batyr' wrote: >> Managed Pvt nets wrote on 30.04.2015 13:50: >>> All, >>> Just a question that I hope you can help me with. I am trying to save >>> some disk space, so what I need is to go through all mailboxes and >>> finding out those that haven't been accessed in months and perhaps >>> deleting some mails or mailboxes. Is there a way perhaps to do this in >>> courier? >>> >> I'm using this script: >> >> #!/bin/sh - >> echo "Mailboxes not checked for 6 months:" >> find /home/*/Maildir -group mailusers -name cur -maxdepth 1 -prune >> -mtime +180 -print | \ >> sed -E "s/(\/home\/)|(\/Maildir\/cur)//g" | >> while read usr >> do >> [ ! -f /home/$usr/Maildir/sqwebmail-timestamp ] && echo $usr && >> continue >> find /home/$usr/Maildir -name sqwebmail-timestamp -maxdepth 0 >> -mtime +180 -exec echo $usr \; >> done >> > That assumes everyone is using sqwebmail. What I generally do is look > for old messages in the "new" folder. If there are old messages there, > it indicates that the user has not even looked at the mailbox since the > date of the oldest message. > No, main check is the mtime of Maildir/cur folder. It's exactly the time when user last checked mail by IMAP or POP. Check for sqwebmail-timestamp - only for those who use Sqwebmail and not use IMAP or POP.
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