I don't know enough about DBMail's internals to interpret the
implications of the second part of your reponse.
When you say "message table entries", what data is that? And
"physmessage blocks"? Are they the actual messages themselves? If so,
retaining those is fine for papertrailing, and I'd assume the path/name
of the mailbox they were in is there as well, so if need be, that can be
reconstructed?
- Naz.
Aaron Stone wrote:
This is already the case for normal message deletion. The dbmail-util
tool is used to actually purge messages from the database.
The exception is if a user removes a mailbox -- in that case, all
messages table entries are removed (the physmessage blocks, however,
continue to remain in the database until dbmail-util is used to clear
them out).
Aaron
On Apr 16, 2008, at 9:01 PM, Naz Gassiep wrote:
Is it possible to configure DBMail to not delete messages that a user
marks as deleted, but only mark them as deleted so they are deleted
as far as the user is concerned? We need to retain messages even
after a user deletes/expunges them from their client.
Thanks,
- Naz.
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