> On 2003-09-14 21:17, Jason Haar wrote: > >2. What is a safe amount of time, after which you can be certain qmail-scanner is > >no > > longer using a file in working/new? The thirty hours qmail-scanner seems to use > > does not > > appear to be deleting these files from crontab. > > What does "doesn't seem" mean? Are the files >30 hours old? If not, then > Q-S won't delete them, if they are, then are you sure the cronjob is > working? Try running it by hand By "does not appear to be deleting", I mean it isn't working, but it might be because I am doing something wrong. :) I can run '/var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl -z' by hand, and it says in the qmail-queue.log that it is recreating the quarantine file, and detecting clamscan and spamassassin, and doing a find for .log, .txt, and .db files. But it does not remove anything from working/new, even though several of these files are from September 10th.
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