Is there any way to set up an 'admin' password for accounts so I can use
the standard IMAP interface to do things like prune the spam folders for
all accounts, etc? I know I can always go straight to the database
tables and delete rows (for pruning spam folders). But I know the
tables are interconnected, and this means I have to have an accurate
understanding of all of the data structures which presents a risk of db
corruption if I don't do it correctly. Using the IMAP interface just as
an IMAP client program would will allow me to locate expired messages in
spam folders and delete them without risk of corrupting the mail db.
The only problem with that is that with one-way encryption of the
passwords for the account, I have no way to know the mailbox's password
and therefore I have no way use the IMAP interface to access the mailbox.
So is there any way to add multiple passwords to a userId and/or just
have a backdoor 'admin' password? Or is there someway to say "if
request is from localhost no password is required for IMAP"? Or am I
going about this all wrong for pruning spam folders, etc?
Thx.
Jerry
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