Using spam assassin and sieve I have messages flagged as spam filed into
user.*.spam folders. I also have a 'cyr_expire -E 1 -X 1' job running
each morning and a 'cyradm mboxcfg expire user.*.spam expire 2' set on all
spam folders. One of the oddities I'm seeing is where a spam message has a
On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Mike Eggleston wrote:
I tried and experiment that worked using 'ipurge -d 1 -X
user.$user.spam'. The delete flags were set properly. I guess I still
need to run a cyr_expire to expunge the messages?
I want to \Delete all messages in user.*.spam and user.*.backup. Can I
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008, David Carter might have said:
On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Mike Eggleston wrote:
Using spam assassin and sieve I have messages flagged as spam filed into
user.*.spam folders. I also have a 'cyr_expire -E 1 -X 1' job running
each morning and a 'cyradm mboxcfg expire user.*.spam
On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, David Carter wrote:
ipurge -f -d 1 -X user/*/spam works for me.
user/%/spam if I didn't want to match user/dpc22/foo/bar/spam
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On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Mike Eggleston wrote:
Using spam assassin and sieve I have messages flagged as spam filed into
user.*.spam folders. I also have a 'cyr_expire -E 1 -X 1' job running
each morning and a 'cyradm mboxcfg expire user.*.spam expire 2' set on all
spam folders. One of the oddities
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008, David Carter might have said:
On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, David Carter wrote:
ipurge -f -d 1 -X user/*/spam works for me.
user/%/spam if I didn't want to match user/dpc22/foo/bar/spam
Ok so 'user/%/spam' only matches user/$user/spam.
Using 'user/*/spam' matches
On Wed, 9 Jan 2008, Mike Eggleston wrote:
Ok so 'user/%/spam' only matches user/$user/spam.
Using 'user/*/spam' matches user/$user/.../spam, right?
Must I use '/' in the pattern or can/do I use '.'?
I use unixhiersep, hence '/'. If you don't, use '.'
Is there some undocumented feature like
