On 2015-03-23 13:50, Gerd v. Egidy wrote:
Tech support is another use case here.
People often call and say they can't find a message in this and that
folder
or that some Kolab data is not up to date. We ssh into the machine
and then use f.e. midnight commander to browse the folders of the
user.
Yes, that is a common use case. Being able to grep, du, copy or
otherwise
script access to all folders of a user really speeds up support. You
can
immediately see what the user has done with your natural tools on the
commandline.
With expunge_mode: delayed we use unexpunge -l
user/john.doe/some/fol...@example.org today -- iow, no need to know the
uniqueid there.
If something does require us to 'cd' in to the mailbox or 'grep' some
hierarchy, we use the mbpath utility (despite the outcome being
predicable for a default installation, it is not so much with
fulldirhash enabled).
With delete_mode: delayed we use kolab list-deleted-mailboxes (giving
you the original path and a humanly readable datetime of the deletion).
Kind regards,
Jeroen van Meeuwen
--
Systems Architect, Kolab Systems AG
e: vanmeeuwen at kolabsys.com
m: +41 79 951 9003
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