On the spam deletion issue, here's a command line item that takes care of it for us:
C:\imail\immsgexp.exe -td:\imail\domains\yadayada.com\users -d7 -mspam
We use it in a BAT file with one line per domain. The -t option limits it to the one domain, the -m option limits it to the spam folder, and -d limits it to messages that are at least seven days old. We run this every night. It's a little unwieldy to maintain, but not so bad that I have felt the need to write a "real" script.
A real script would be easy enough to do by creating a filesystemobject and using that to search for all domains that have a "spam" folder, then shelling out to immsgexp.exe with the filesysemobject path and the options above.
Another simple but useful BAT file is the following:
d: cd \imail\domains del delete* /s
This deletes all the "deleted" folders every night. It takes essentially no time to run and fixes the problem of the folks who use the "delete" folders as an additional message store, or forget to clear out their delete folders.
-Dave Doherty Skywaves, inc.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheldon Koehler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 5:26 PM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Per user configuration web interface?
There was discussion about a year or so ago and I was part of it, but I cannot find the threads or info.
I sold my company in April but I am helping their new guy get up to speed on Imail/Declude/Sniffer and so on. Someone made a way for users via the KWM to configure Declude themselves. We can figure out most of the scripting for this, but if someone would share theirs, it would be greatly appreciated!
Mostly I need to know how to limit the number of days Spam is kept in the Spam folder? A blanket delete of old email would delete email in all folders correct? Right now we just delete it all to keep it from building up and filling the hard drives.
Sheldon
Sheldon Koehler, Former owner/partner http://www.tenforward.com Ten Forward Communications
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